power management in awesome windows manager

[ipstone]

hello, I have awesome working under crouton ... but maybe it's my suspicion, somehow I sense that awesome may consume a lot of battery even when the lid is closed. Does the awesome need its own power management when using under crouton, or it's not necessary?

I suppose that enter-chroot as command line option (no gui) there's a power management for the chroot process, right?

Thanks a lot!

[dnschneid]

The chroot cooperates with Chromium OS so that Chromium OS's built-in power management continues to operate properly. Your window manager shouldn't affect it.

Is your device going to sleep when you close the lid?

[ipstone]

yes, my samsung arm chromebook does go to sleep. maybe it's just my
suspicion, it this suspicion continues, I'll check if whether it's a real
one. but thanks for getting back and good it's managed by chromium os!

On Sat, Mar 9, 2013 at 9:56 PM, David Schneider notifications@github.comwrote:

The chroot cooperates with Chromium OS so that Chromium OS's built-in
power management continues to operate properly. Your window manager
shouldn't affect it.

Is your device going to sleep when you close the lid?

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[dnschneid]

If your device is properly suspended, awesome will not have an effect on your battery life.