Is there a way to "swap-out" the existing XFCE power manager in a Xubuntu install with the more common GNOME power manager without breaking the install?
Am having problems with the xfce power manager on a Toshiba laptop (wont suspend properly) – whereas the gnome equivalent has always worked flawlessly in the past.
So how does one then go about removing the XFCE PM and replacing it with the GNOME power manager module?
Running Xubuntu 11.10 64 bit edition.
Best Answer
Just uninstall and replace. Both are perfectly interchangeable, since they support the same DBus interface and hook up with udev.