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The (main) script below is to keep the computer awake, copy the script into an empty file, save it as caf.py (keep the name as it is!) and make it executable(!).

Pid = subprocess.check_output().decode("utf-8").strip() Script_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(_file_)) The script below is to toggle on/off, copy it into an empty file, save it as insomnia.py (keep the name as it is!) and make it executable(!) ( inotify-tools should be installed by default on Ubuntu, might not be the case on Xu- or Lubuntu) You will need to have xprintidle and xdotool installed: sudo apt-get install xprintidle xdotool The keypress itself is meaningless and has no effect on playing video in full screen. It basically exists of a small background script that simulates a minor user action (keypress Ctrl) if idle time exceeds a defined amount of time, thus preventing the computer to go asleep or blank the screen. Once you press it, it will show the current state in a message: You can switch it of or on (toggle) with a key combination. It exists of two small scripts that you should store together in one and the same folder. If you are looking for a solution to keep your computer awake like Caffeine does (should do), the solution below should work I tested it on 14.04. How to prevent the computer from falling asleep I suspect it is because idle time on Ubuntu is equivalent to the time there is no user activity detected via keyboard or mouse. I am not sure why Caffeine does not keep your computer awake.