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To make Ubuntu do nothing when laptop lid is closed

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To make Ubuntu do nothing when laptop lid is closed

sudo nano /etc/systemd/logind.conf

change this to ignore:

`HandleLidSwitch=ignore`

save the file

restart the login daemon

sudo service systemd-logind restart

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