On Wednesday 24 December 2014 9:20:28 pm you wrote: > On 12/24/2014 04:59 PM, Thierry de Coulon wrote: > > I had the problem on a new install. It weas a fresh wheezy + TDE14 > > install. > > > > > > On synaptics at least some "informations" are problematic. Actually, > > three packages are (more or less available): > > > > I first looked for kpowersave (that's what I am used to) and found two > > pakackages: > > > > - kpowersave-trinity, requiring HAL (it is sitll there, it installs but > > does not work: I get a greyed out icon in the system tray). Trying to > > start it complained about HAL not being installed > > > > - kpowersave-nohal-trinity, indicated as a dummy package. When I tried to > > install it colored red and said it depended on a package (I think now it > > was tdepowersave, but I am not sure) that was not to be installed. > > > > After reading the list I removed the non-working kpowersave and apt-get > > installed tdepowersave and that works perfectly. > > > > I don't know if the two kpowersave are necessary, but most "old" users > > being used to them they actually work as a trap :) > > > > Thierry > > Hi Thierry, > kpowersave has been replaced in Linux by tdepowersave. In Wheezy it is > still available, but in Jessie it will no longer be there, since HAL is not > available anymore and so kpowersave does not build in Jessie at all. > > Cheers > Michele ?? Jessie & R14 I have tdepowersave-trinity here, only one kdepowersave package...the 'dummy' package. -- Peace, Greg