Power off monitor -> apps closed

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if I power off the monitor, when I turn it back on I have to login again and all the apps I had opened are no closed ( like after rebooting )
How to disable that?



What I want is , my apps to stay active ( e.g. downloading a file ) when i power off the monitor!



I tried Privace > Screen Lock > off and power > blank screen > never and power > automatic suspend > off.



*Ubuntu 17.10










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  • Did you find a fix? It's amazing this is the default behavior. Seriously, when did ubuntu become total crap?
    – Ryan
    Mar 16 at 2:50










  • Looks like I am not the only one) bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1757960
    – Lapshin Dmitry
    Mar 22 at 7:31










  • i actually use i3 window manager now and that doesn't happen anymore. Although i 've got another problem now. My screen goes black after some minutes of inactivity but anyways, i'm going to install arch so i dont really care
    – Prog Kid
    Mar 30 at 3:27














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if I power off the monitor, when I turn it back on I have to login again and all the apps I had opened are no closed ( like after rebooting )
How to disable that?



What I want is , my apps to stay active ( e.g. downloading a file ) when i power off the monitor!



I tried Privace > Screen Lock > off and power > blank screen > never and power > automatic suspend > off.



*Ubuntu 17.10










share|improve this question























  • Did you find a fix? It's amazing this is the default behavior. Seriously, when did ubuntu become total crap?
    – Ryan
    Mar 16 at 2:50










  • Looks like I am not the only one) bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1757960
    – Lapshin Dmitry
    Mar 22 at 7:31










  • i actually use i3 window manager now and that doesn't happen anymore. Although i 've got another problem now. My screen goes black after some minutes of inactivity but anyways, i'm going to install arch so i dont really care
    – Prog Kid
    Mar 30 at 3:27












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if I power off the monitor, when I turn it back on I have to login again and all the apps I had opened are no closed ( like after rebooting )
How to disable that?



What I want is , my apps to stay active ( e.g. downloading a file ) when i power off the monitor!



I tried Privace > Screen Lock > off and power > blank screen > never and power > automatic suspend > off.



*Ubuntu 17.10










share|improve this question















if I power off the monitor, when I turn it back on I have to login again and all the apps I had opened are no closed ( like after rebooting )
How to disable that?



What I want is , my apps to stay active ( e.g. downloading a file ) when i power off the monitor!



I tried Privace > Screen Lock > off and power > blank screen > never and power > automatic suspend > off.



*Ubuntu 17.10







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  • Did you find a fix? It's amazing this is the default behavior. Seriously, when did ubuntu become total crap?
    – Ryan
    Mar 16 at 2:50










  • Looks like I am not the only one) bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1757960
    – Lapshin Dmitry
    Mar 22 at 7:31










  • i actually use i3 window manager now and that doesn't happen anymore. Although i 've got another problem now. My screen goes black after some minutes of inactivity but anyways, i'm going to install arch so i dont really care
    – Prog Kid
    Mar 30 at 3:27
















  • Did you find a fix? It's amazing this is the default behavior. Seriously, when did ubuntu become total crap?
    – Ryan
    Mar 16 at 2:50










  • Looks like I am not the only one) bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1757960
    – Lapshin Dmitry
    Mar 22 at 7:31










  • i actually use i3 window manager now and that doesn't happen anymore. Although i 've got another problem now. My screen goes black after some minutes of inactivity but anyways, i'm going to install arch so i dont really care
    – Prog Kid
    Mar 30 at 3:27















Did you find a fix? It's amazing this is the default behavior. Seriously, when did ubuntu become total crap?
– Ryan
Mar 16 at 2:50




Did you find a fix? It's amazing this is the default behavior. Seriously, when did ubuntu become total crap?
– Ryan
Mar 16 at 2:50












Looks like I am not the only one) bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1757960
– Lapshin Dmitry
Mar 22 at 7:31




Looks like I am not the only one) bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-shell/+bug/1757960
– Lapshin Dmitry
Mar 22 at 7:31












i actually use i3 window manager now and that doesn't happen anymore. Although i 've got another problem now. My screen goes black after some minutes of inactivity but anyways, i'm going to install arch so i dont really care
– Prog Kid
Mar 30 at 3:27




i actually use i3 window manager now and that doesn't happen anymore. Although i 've got another problem now. My screen goes black after some minutes of inactivity but anyways, i'm going to install arch so i dont really care
– Prog Kid
Mar 30 at 3:27















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