inhibit applet - Allow power management inhibition on startup

[claudiux]

Adds an option to the settings to enable inhibition of power management on start-up.

[rcalixte]

Coding-wise, it works. One issue I see is that this has a conflict with #11744. I'll leave it up to others if this should be merged or not though.

[claudiux]

@rcalixte This applet already lets you disable notifications.

[rcalixte]

@rcalixte This applet already lets you disable notifications.

Hmm? I'm not sure I understand.

[claudiux]

@rcalixte I'm the one who didn't understand. In this PR, I'll take your changes into account.

[claudiux]

@rcalixte
Your changes have been taken into account. That works well, good job!
I think there should be a specific icon when both are disabled.
Would you like me to do the same for notifications (ability to disable at startup)?

[rcalixte]

Your changes have been taken into account. That works well, good job!

I don't think that's what should have been done. That PR is still waiting on review and final feedback. You should be avoiding a conflict with that not creating one. Your proposed change and the changes in the already open PR should be independent and as conflict-free as possible.

I think there should be a specific icon when both are disabled.

There already is. I've been running this locally for months.

Would you like me to do the same for notifications (ability to disable at startup)?

There is no need for this. Notifications are disabled via gsettings which are not reset on Cinnamon restarts or system reboots.

[rcalixte]

Please remove the other PR's proposed changes and try to avoid a conflict with that branch if possible.

[rcalixte]

@claudiux You have the ability to communicate with me directly. Instead of operating on your own in a state of confusion, I implore you to make use of that so that these situations can be avoided in the future. Two minutes of conversation would have prevented hours of wasted time. If this isn't agreeable, please let me know and we can find another solution that works for you. This current state of affairs is not good.