Test Case:     Autosuspend blacklists
Categories:    Desktop, KDE, Autosuspend
Requirements:  KDE Installation, a machine which support ACPI S3/S4 
               (suspend to ram/disk)
Depends On:    Test Case 12 (Autosuspend)

Action:
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Be sure that the machine support 'Suspend to Disk' or 'Suspend to RAM' 
(see Test Case #01 or #02) and that autosuspend work in general (see 
Test Case #12)

Configure KPowersave:
- click on the applet icon with right mouse button, select 
  'Configure KPowersave ...'
- select the Powersave scheme in the 'Scheme Settings' tab
- select the 'Autosuspend' page in the toolbox
- select/enable the 'Enable autosuspend' checkbox
- select a suspend method (e.g. Suspend to Disk) and a time (e.g. 5 min.)
- select/enable 'Enable scheme-specific blacklist' and import the general 
  blacklist
- apply/confirm all dialogs which may get opened
- close the config dialog via the 'OK' button

Case 1: no program in the blacklist is running (currently: mplayer, gmplayer, 
        kaffeine, xine, mencoder, cdrecord, cdrecord-dvd, cdrdao, growisofs, 
        kdetv, xawtv, realplay.bin, wodim)
Case 2: at least one of the programmes in the blacklist is running. Start 
        e.g. kaffeine for this test.

Select now the 'Powersave' scheme via the applet menu ('Set Active Scheme' 
--> 'Powersave') Now wait the selected time and don't touch mouse, keyboard 
or touchpad within this time.

Expected Results:
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Case 1: machine should do autosuspend after the defined time (as in Test 
        Case #12)

Case 2: as long as one of the programmes in blacklist is running the machine 
        should not autosuspend after the defined time. If all of the 
        progammes get exited/closed the machine should suspend after (almost) 
        the defined time.