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| * Created: [[Date(2005-10-07T12:45:06Z)]] by JaneWeideman * Priority: NeedsPriority * People: NeedsLead, NeedsSecond * Contributors: JaneWeideman * Interested: * Status: UbzSpecification, BrainDump (then DraftSpecification then EditedSpecification then ApprovedSpecification), DistroSpecification * Branch: KubuntuTrack * Malone bug: * Packages affected: * Depends: * Dependents: [[FullSearch()]] * BoF sessions: none yet |
* '''Launchpad Entry''': https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/kubuntu-power-management * '''Created''': 6/6/06 by JonathanRiddell * '''Contributors''': JonathanRiddell, LukaRenko * '''Packages affected''': klaptopdaemon, powersave, kpowersave |
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| Kubuntu Power Management - hibernate from kdm/ksmserver and screen savers | Make sure power management in Kubuntu is as good as it is in Ubuntu |
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| Power management in Kubuntu is flaky and unreliable. We should make sure it is a reliable as possible. |
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| Maisie wants to suspend her laptop but it doesn't work currently with Kubuntu. |
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Find the best programme for the job and fix it up for Kubuntu. |
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What are planned changes in Ubuntu laptop support for Edgy (kernel/swsusp/uswsusp, powernowd, acpi-support, hotkey-setup, laptop-mode-tools, hal, pmi, )? Kubuntu should follow developments there as close as possible in order not to increase a gap between Ubuntu and Kubuntu laptop support. KLaptopdaemon or KPowersave? More info on KubuntuPowersave page. * KLaptopdaemon directly works with /proc FS (acpi, apm) -> need to switch to hal (will work on more HW) * KLaptopdaemon config module is cluttered and complex -> needs simplification ang good defaults (+autoconfiguration) * KLaptopdaemon is missing nice-to-have features of KPowersave (brightness control, scheme...) * Powersave uses own scripts for power management -> need to use acpi-support/pmi/laptop-mode-tools as base (will work on more HW) * KPowersave would need configuration module (kde-guidance) to replace yast2 used in SuSE (+good defaults and autodetection) Should work out the box and make use of Ubuntu work as much as possible. Should offer stuff like a nice slider to dim the display. Should recieve wider community testing as part of LaptopTestingTeam (e.g. Canonical supplied laptops should be tested also with Kubuntu). More info on power management: useful reading on [http://lwn.net/Articles/181888/ LWN]. ---- CategorySpec |
Launchpad Entry: https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/kubuntu-power-management
Created: 6/6/06 by JonathanRiddell
Contributors: JonathanRiddell, LukaRenko
Packages affected: klaptopdaemon, powersave, kpowersave
Summary
Make sure power management in Kubuntu is as good as it is in Ubuntu
Rationale
Power management in Kubuntu is flaky and unreliable. We should make sure it is a reliable as possible.
Use cases
Maisie wants to suspend her laptop but it doesn't work currently with Kubuntu.
Scope
Find the best programme for the job and fix it up for Kubuntu.
Design
Implementation
Code
Data preservation and migration
Outstanding issues
BoF agenda and discussion
What are planned changes in Ubuntu laptop support for Edgy (kernel/swsusp/uswsusp, powernowd, acpi-support, hotkey-setup, laptop-mode-tools, hal, pmi, )? Kubuntu should follow developments there as close as possible in order not to increase a gap between Ubuntu and Kubuntu laptop support.
KLaptopdaemon or KPowersave? More info on KubuntuPowersave page.
KLaptopdaemon directly works with /proc FS (acpi, apm) -> need to switch to hal (will work on more HW)
KLaptopdaemon config module is cluttered and complex -> needs simplification ang good defaults (+autoconfiguration)
- KLaptopdaemon is missing nice-to-have features of KPowersave (brightness control, scheme...)
Powersave uses own scripts for power management -> need to use acpi-support/pmi/laptop-mode-tools as base (will work on more HW)
- KPowersave would need configuration module (kde-guidance) to replace yast2 used in SuSE (+good defaults and autodetection)
Should work out the box and make use of Ubuntu work as much as possible.
Should offer stuff like a nice slider to dim the display.
Should recieve wider community testing as part of LaptopTestingTeam (e.g. Canonical supplied laptops should be tested also with Kubuntu).
More info on power management: useful reading on [http://lwn.net/Articles/181888/ LWN].
KubuntuPowerManagement (last edited 2008-08-06 16:21:08 by localhost)