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134 lines
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wmpower 0.4.3 (25 Nov 2008):
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- Added new command line arguments to be able to force wmpower to use
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our values for minimum and maximum brightness.
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- Added some more checks to prevent segfaults on rare occasions.
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- Removed support for lin-seti as the original Seti@Home
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project has shut down its activities.
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- Fixed linker arguments to prevent issues compiling with -as-needed.
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wmpower 0.4.2 (22 Jul 2005):
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- Fixed a memory allocation issue that on rare occasions could make
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wmpower crash.
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- Fixed small bug that made wmpower print forever that it would not
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fast charge the battery as it was already at maximum capacity.
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- When calculating battery time, and battery is charging, now wmpower
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displays time remaining until battery is fully charged instead of
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how much time would be left if we were running on battery power.
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wmpower 0.4.1 (25 Feb 2005):
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- Fixed bug, reported by Pezhman Givy <phg@snafu.de>,
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that made wmpower crash on startup when checking for cpufreq
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support, if this support wasn't there...
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wmpower 0.4.0 (23 Feb 2005):
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- Added option to redirect wmpower output to the system logger.
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- Added support for CPU frequency scaling (2.6 kernels only).
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- Now wmpower calculates battery time directly if it fails
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to get it from ACPI, APM, or whatever other means...
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It is far less accurate, but at least you get some
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numbers ;-)
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- Added small fix to make it compile on ppc hardware...
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Problem reported by Benjamin Rich <rich@math.fu-berlin.de>
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- Added '-geometry' command line argument, thanks to
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Johan Vromans <jvromans@squirrel.nl>
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- Don't allow manual PM status changes (i.e. actions
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triggered by wheel mouse up/down, button clicks)
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when in 'mo_meddling' mode. Bug reported by
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gabor papp <rod AT inf DOT bme DOT hu>
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- Fixed a battery (mis)ordering issue, thanks to
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Michel Ganguin <michel.ganguin@epfl.ch>
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- Added support for any number of fans under generic ACPI.
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- Fixed code so that wmpower doesn't fail compilation in some
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circumstances complaining about symbols already defined
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- Added compile optimizations for K6 and Athlon-64 processors
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- Random minor bug fixing ;-)
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wmpower 0.3.1 (18 March 2004):
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- Added machine id for Toshiba Satellite Pro 6100
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- Added machine id for Toshiba Portege 2010
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- Added machine id for Toshiba Satellite 5005 S504
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- Now wmpower searches for /proc files to read
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for AC status and temperature from instead of
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relying on internal lists of files to try out
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- Fixed battery detection code: now batteries are
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presented in the correct order
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- reworked some functions (those that get acpi status)
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to be less resource intensive
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* under ACPI now we correctly display the time to full charge
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when the battery is charging
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* the battery symbol is not shown as critical (blinking),
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if the battery is charging
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* two new options added:
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-w to specify any command to execute when the remaining
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time sinks to a threshold
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-W the threshold of remaining time in minutes.
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* Code contributed by Ondrej Bojar <obo@cuni.cz>)
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wmpower 0.3.0 (22 October 2003):
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- Added machine id for Satellite Pro 6000
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- Added support for hardware manifatured by Compal
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and used by vendors such as Acer, HP, Toshiba...
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You probably need to patch to your kernel to
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enable support for this. See file README.compal
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for all details. Credits and a big thank you go to
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Francisco Rodrigo Escobedo Robles <frer@pepix.net>
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who contributed this code.
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- Added spec file for RPM creation, thanks (again) to
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Francisco Rodrigo Escobedo Robles.
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- Yet another /proc file to read temperature from,
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thanks to Masahide Matsumoto <masahide@masahide.dip.jp>
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wmpower 0.2.0 (30 September 2003):
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- Project moved to autoconf/automake tools
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- General code reorganization
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- Hopefully lessened high CPU usage problems
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Note for DELL users: your problem sits in
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ACPI, not wmpower, so I can't help you :-(
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Try setting a higher polling interval
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- Added option to set wmpower polling interval
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- You can now choose which battery to monitor
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- Added machine id for Toshiba Libretto L2
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- Fixed bug that on some machines showed battery charge > 100%
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- Added initial support for Dell laptops, thanks to
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code contributed by Massimo Battistel <mbat@libero.it>
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and revised by myself:
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- battery
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- fans (shows number of active fans)
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- temperature
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- added another proc file to read temperature from
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( patch contributed by Christian Schlamkow
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<christian.schlamkow@bau.uni-rostock.de> )
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- if battery charge is critical, not beep if AC power is on
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( patch contributed by Christian Schlamkow
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<christian.schlamkow@bau.uni-rostock.de> )
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- Other things I'm forgetting to mention ;-)
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wmpower 0.1.3 (04 June 2003):
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- Various code clean-ups
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- Made diagnostic messages a bit less 'scary'
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- Fixed a segfault when using a malformed -B option
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- New feature (for Toshiba): now wmpower tries to use acpi
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to set lcd brightness; if this fails it tries using
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hardware calls. This should work for newer Toshibas,
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where the hardware method fails
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- New feature (for Toshiba): you can now adjust lcd
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brightness using your mouse wheel, step by step.
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Notice: right now, this works only for ACPI calls
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wmpower 0.1.2 (21 March 2003):
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- Makefile tweaks to make it aware of Gentoo Linux CFLAGS
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wmpower 0.1.1 (19 March 2003):
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- add support for CPU detection for compile optimizations
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- different install for root/normal user
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wmpower 0.1.0 (11 March 2003):
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- First public release
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