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Go back to digest for 9th July 2006Features in KDE Base
First draft of a user interface for powermanager,
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KubuntuPowerManagement
We basically define 5 different "Power Schemes":
1) Performance - for maximum performance
2) Automatic - Do the Right Thing
3) Powersave - Save as much power as possible
4) Suspend-to-RAM - notebook 'sleeps' / standby
5) Suspend-to-Disk - notebook is fully switched
off but able to recover from disk
1) - 3) are defined by a combination of display
brightness, cpu frequency and an action that is
performed when this scheme is activated.
4) and 5) are system sleep states.
Switching to those Power Schemes can be connected
to an event, currently, there are:
1) removal of ac adapter
2) plugging in ac adapter
3) battery runs below N %
4) lid is closed
File Changes
- /trunk/playground/base/guidance/powermanager/powermanager_ui.ui