I have linux mint xfce and I want my pc to turn off automatically but it asks me for the password. How can I disable that so the pc turns off by itself?
Thanks in advance
How can I disable authentication so that my computer hibernates on its own?
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How can I disable authentication so that my computer hibernates on its own?
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Re: How can I disable authentication so that my computer hibernates on its own?
Welcome to the forum, marblete.
Hibernation is turned off by default in Linux Mint. There are methods to enable it. Which one did you use? That might give us a clue as to why you are seeing this screen.
Hibernation is turned off by default in Linux Mint. There are methods to enable it. Which one did you use? That might give us a clue as to why you are seeing this screen.
A woman typing on a laptop with LM20.3 Cinnamon.