The powersave package provides global power management tasks. It supports battery monitoring, userspace workarounds for proper suspend/standby functionality and more. For this, the package supports ACPI and APM based machines. Additionally CPU frequency scaling is controlled dynamically depending on the current processor usage. The package also supports disk spin down, when disks haven't been used for while, to additionally save energy.
| gkrellm-powersave | - | 2006-01-11 |
| kpowersave | - | 2006-03-23 |
| powersave | - | 2006-02-07 |
| wmpowersave | - | 2006-01-20 |
Source code is available for this project.
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[edit] Latest News[edit] D-BUS support is being worked on - powersaveWe are in the process of adding D-BUS support to the powersave daemon, which will replace the current socket communication and make it easier to write other frontends or to integrate into your favorite power management tool. It will be possible to get information from powersaved and to invoke actions (e.g. set cpufreq policy or trigger a suspend). Unfortunately, this also means that the code is highly unstable at the moment and may or may not build at all. I hope we can fix this soon. If you run into a particular problem, feel free to flame us on the powersave-devel list (or bug us to fix it fast ;-) [ News Archive ] |
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