Re: [gpm] New stuff in CVS: graph legends
- From: Andrew Duggan <cmkrnl speakeasy net>
- To: richard hughsie com
- Cc: GnomePowerManager List <gnome-power-manager-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: [gpm] New stuff in CVS: graph legends
- Date: Tue, 04 Apr 2006 00:54:57 -0400
Hi Richard,
Richard Hughes wrote:
Guys,
I'm after comments/feedback on something new in CVS: graph legends.
Now when a power-save event happens you get a visual dot. It's very
scary to find out the difference between full load, and idle with a
dimmed LCD is 20W... Anyway, now g-p-m really is a useful tool to find
out how much effect a particular setting has.
Screenshot, as usual here:
http://www.hughsie.com/applications/Coppermine/displayimage.php?album=9&pos=1
I just built/packaged it from CVS so I don't need the screenshot. It's even
better in person :-) I like the graphs with the dots.
And the second point. I'll soon release two versions, 2.14.1 and 2.15.0.
Have I missed anything from HEAD that should be back-ported?
Ohh, and GNOME Power Manager is a little over a year old:
2005-03-21 Richard Hughes <richard hughsie com>
* Initial release of 0.0.2
So I think all this stuff is going well. Thanks to everyone for all the
help and support so far.
Congratulations, you've done a great job and accomplished a lot in that
short year. In addition to all that is in gpm itself, you've done a lot
with the gss integration and all of the hal changes that have been needed
to make it all work. Plus, I should add that I also think the code itself
is pretty nice, it's very comprehensible.
You solved a very big problem for making a usable laptop environment for
Linux. I really appreciate it.
Andrew
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