Title says it really, I really want to have both the sleep and hibernate option added to this part of my setup, but how? I use the Application Dashboard for when I click the meta button.
Am on NixOS if that has anything to say in the matter.
Not sure about how to actually add them to the bottom button list, but this explains how to do the things you want in a slightly different way…
Is that the launcher called Application Dashboard? I don’t see a way to do what you’re asking with that one.
The default one in Plasma 5.27 (Application Launcher) makes the leave buttons somewhat configurable. It might be worth a try.
Yeah am using Application Dashboard, really like the fullscreen menu, but looks like I might have to do some scripting to add the buttons there myself.
I don’t use Application Dashboard, but on Plasma Drawer if you right click these options, a context menu pops up and allows you to choose what options are presented.
I also use the dashboard.
These three entries are pointlessly redundant, as hitting one of them just brings up the full menu of hibernate/sleep/log out/restart/shutdown anyway, and you have to hit one of them again for it occur immediately. And you can hit a different one from what you used to open it. So you can do shut down>sleep and your PC will sleep because these three basically just open the same real menu… I do not like it.
Alternative: set up keyboard shortcuts for sleep and hibernate.
Personally I configured the power button to sleep instead of shut down, so I just hit that when I’m done at my desktop. I think you can also make the power button open straight to the “real” shutdown menu.
I’m not familiar with whatever technology this is, but I too would like the option to sleep or hibernate.
Figured it out.
Open the Power / Session tab:
Then right click an option, and add/remove as favorite:
Ahh shoot can’t believe I didn’t try this… Thanks a million!! 🌻
I’m not too familiar with adjusting that menu.
But assuming it’s not a simple process you could add a script to your favourites there that does what you need.
Ye thought so, I’ll ask around on KDE forum too to see if I get better luck there before I start scrambling around with scripts. Thanks though 🌻
See if these do it for you. 🌞
Thanks for sharing, however another solution was also just posted 👍