Enable power management services after package installation#4440
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#4015 same conversation on the original pull request, probably should be done explicitly! |
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Fixes #2557
PR Description:
The power management handler installs the selected packages but does not enable their systemd services. After reboot, neither power-profiles-daemon nor tuned starts automatically, making the power management selection ineffective.
This adds enable_service() calls for power-profiles-daemon.service and tuned.service, matching the pattern already used by Bluetooth, Firewall, and Print Service handlers.
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