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~~When you use~~ a laptop, often ~~you~~ don’t want an accidental short press of the power button to shut down your system. You can add the following snippet to your <code>logind</code> config:

On a laptop, you often don’t want an accidental short press of the power button to shut down your system, but instead to <code>suspend</code> or <code>hibernate</code>. You can add the following snippet to your <code>logind</code> config:

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services.logind.~~extraConfig~~ = ''

services.logind.powerKey = "suspend";

~~# don’t shutdown when power button is short-pressed~~

~~HandlePowerKey=ignore~~

'';

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If you want to ignore short presses of the power button entirely, you can use the following snippet instead:

services.logind.powerKey = "ignore";

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Long-pressing your power button (5 seconds or longer) to do a hard reset is handled by your machine’s BIOS/EFI and thus still possible.

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Similar to the power key, you can ignore the reboot, suspend and hibernate keys like this:<syntaxhighlight lang="nixos">

services.logind.rebootKey = "ignore";

services.logind.suspendKey = "ignore";

services.logind.hibernateKey = "ignore";

</syntaxhighlight>Or ignore the action of closing/opening the lid on laptops like this:<syntaxhighlight lang="nixos">

services.logind.lidSwitch = "ignore";

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=== Ignore hardware keys when using <code>systemd-inhibit</code> ===

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-When you use a laptop, often you don’t want an accidental short press of the power button to shut down your system. You can add the following snippet to your <code>logind</code> config:
+On a laptop, you often don’t want an accidental short press of the power button to shut down your system, but instead to <code>suspend</code> or <code>hibernate</code>. You can add the following snippet to your <code>logind</code> config:
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-services.logind.extraConfig = ''
+services.logind.powerKey = "suspend";
-    # don’t shutdown when power button is short-pressed
-    HandlePowerKey=ignore
-  '';
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+If you want to ignore short presses of the power button entirely, you can use the following snippet instead:
+<syntaxhighlight lang="nix">
+services.logind.powerKey = "ignore";
+</syntaxhighlight>
 Long-pressing your power button (5 seconds or longer) to do a hard reset is handled by your machine’s BIOS/EFI and thus still possible.
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+<translate>
+Similar to the power key, you can ignore the reboot, suspend and hibernate keys like this:<syntaxhighlight lang="nixos">
+services.logind.rebootKey = "ignore";
+services.logind.suspendKey = "ignore";
+services.logind.hibernateKey = "ignore";
+</syntaxhighlight>Or ignore the action of closing/opening the lid on laptops like this:<syntaxhighlight lang="nixos">
+services.logind.lidSwitch = "ignore";
+</syntaxhighlight></translate>
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 === Ignore hardware keys when using <code>systemd-inhibit</code> === <!--T:9-->