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GNOME Power Manager 0.2.3
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Released September xx, 2005

- TODO.

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GNOME Power Manager 0.2.2
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Released September 07, 2005

- Fixed the problem where the notification icon wasn't being shown by default.
- We now check for the presence on the session and system dbus connections,
  and tell the user what they have to do, to fix the problem.
- New Polish translation by Michał Kastelik
- Switch to using org.gnome.GnomePowerManager rather than net.sf.GnomePower
- Add the new DBUS api calls isOnBattery(), isOnUps(), and isOnAC() and 
  remove isRunningOnMains().
- LCD slider brightness now adjusts the correct immediate state whilst on 
  battery power and AC.
- Fix from wrobell to fix compilation on PLD Linux.
- Made docbook2man optional. If this program is missing, the man files will 
  not be built.	Suggested by Eugenia Loli-Queru to fix Arch Linux compilation.
- Add lots more answered questions on the FAQ page.

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GNOME Power Manager 0.2.1
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Released September 5, 2005

- The reboot and halt gconf typos have been fixed.
- Lots more code compliant with C99.
- gnome-power-manager now sports a --version argument.
- New Italian translation by Daniele Medri
- Fix a problem reported by Andrew Duggan where the incorrect ACPI reading was
  tripping up our over-zealous HAL checks.
- Rename LCDPanel to LaptopPanel to match HAL CVS. LCD brightness is
  officially supported now.
- Fix the combobox error for "Sleep Type"
- Website updated with a "bug reporting" section.

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GNOME Power Manager 0.2.0
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Released August 31, 2005

- This new release brings lots of new features and updated translations.
- The preferences program now supports LCD brightness, and works with 
  gnome-screensaver to set the DPMS timeout for monitors.
- The website has been updated with a new design with lots more content.
- *WARNING* this program depends on new DBUS and HAL libraries to install, 
  due to the recent changes in HAL. See the new FAQ page 
  (http://gnome-power.sourceforge.net/faq.php) for more details.
- Working with HAL 0.5.4, lots of problems have been solved.
- This includes the need for a external DBUS daemon - now we use HAL to 
  launch scripts.
- Many more batteries are supported, as well as support for most of the 
  broken ACPI BIOSes.
- This release has had little testing (and a *lot* has changed internally 
  since 0.1.0), so expect a few bugs, and teething problems.
- The wait between 0.1.0 and 0.2.0 has been required for the newest HAL to be
  released. Expect more frequent releases in the future.

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GNOME Power Manager 0.1.0
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Released July 12, 2005

- Massive changes!
- A new DBUS system daemon, pmscripts that you can edit for suspend2 or 
  swsup hibernation.
- Lots of new features including a full client API for shutdown/logoff 
  notification to applications.

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GNOME Power Manager 0.0.5
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Released June 18, 2005

- PDA support
- Totally re-written backend and lots of architectural changes.
- Icons now generated on the fly, logging improved.
- Events now configuable, code tidied up.

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GNOME Power Manager 0.0.4
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Released June 15, 2005

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GNOME Power Manager 0.0.3
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Released April 17, 2005

- Lots of bugfixes, new features, new preferences program - supporting 
  wireless mice and keyboards, pda's and the usual laptop batteries...

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GNOME Power Manager 0.0.2
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Released March 24, 2005

- Pre-release version, mostly proof of concept.
- Newer (and better :-) code is always found in CVS.
- Other ideas or comments welcome.
