Remove obsolete paragraph about Linux power-saving inhibition #11397
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Since godotengine/godot#108704, the sentence about Flatpak is fully obsolete: 1. All standard Flatpak runtimes contain libdbus; 2. With the addition of support for the XDG Inhibit portal, Godot is able to inhibit idle without any sandboxing adjustments. More generally, I don't think we need to mention that D-Bus is required to inhibit idle, even outside Flatpak: practically speaking, all desktop Linux systems have had libdbus available for 20+ years. Remove the whole paragraph.
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Since godotengine/godot#108704, the sentence about Flatpak is fully obsolete:
More generally, I don't think we need to mention that D-Bus is required to inhibit idle, even outside Flatpak: practically speaking, all desktop Linux systems have had libdbus available for 20+ years.
Remove the whole paragraph.
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