Well, one thing I've always had difficulty with on the KLV's is the screen saver kicking in and going black, and that was true using the Xfce power manager (though I got that worked out in the settings finally) I think it's a Void thing.
But for Spectr I read up a lot today, and was looking at acpid and possible etc/xorg.conf.d (which I didn't find one already existing)
But ultimately I found simply using the command xset with it's various options gave me what I was looking for.
I made a startup script to turn off all the suspend functions, because it was really annoying to be playing audio and have the screen go blank and the audio stop. As soon I would move the mouse the audio would resume, but I had to rectify that for good audio work.
So my script sets the suspend/hibernate values to zero, and switches off the screen saver. I had to sleep it to get it to take on Startup though, apparently some other config in the system sets it while booting. This works:
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#!/bin/bash
sleep 5
xset s noblank
xset s off
xset dpms 0 0 0
Simple enough to turn it on again by running the command xset s on and xset dpms 600 600 600 for a 10 minute sleep interval.
