GNOME Power Manager is a session daemon written in C that controls high level policy for laptop and PC machines. It uses the power management objects from upower.
ACPID is a completely flexible, totally extensible daemon for delivering ACPI events. It listens on netlink interface (or on the deprecated file /proc/acpi/event), and when an event occurs, executes programs to handle the event.
Linux rules is project started from oddfx set of rules for reading Linux system information. It is very simple, stand-alone and is intended to read as much Linux system information as possible in a single pass.
AWK is the chosen language for obvious reasons:
* Speed (Much simpler, smaller and
... [More] often faster than C/C++ code)
* Maintainability
* Portability (AWK is omnipresent in every Linux based distribution)
With the way output is produced and the speed at which it is obtained, linuxrules could be easily used in conjunction with dmenu2, ratpoison native menus or even used in a pipeline to feed a shell prompt.
Future releases will include means of starting hooks/actions from linuxrules itself.
Please check out WIKI [Tests] and [Help] sections for further information. [Less]
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