Does LXDE have any utilities for batteries or LCD dimming control for laptops? (As of now, I don't see any by default if I use LXDE on Ubuntu.)
Does the iso distribution come with some type of utilities? If so what are they? Otherwise, what utilities would you recommend that work in LXDE?
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Re: Battery Information and LCD Dimming
I have a Lenovo-manufactured IBM ThinkPad T43 running Mandriva Linux and LXDE. Two of the keys on its keyboard will brighten and dim the LCD screen. I would think that such keys would be standard on most (if not all) laptops.
I do not know if there are any battery-related utilities that come with LXDE, but Mandriva had offered a special kernel for laptops (kernel-laptop) with its 2008 distributions which was compiled so that it taxed the laptop battery, less, among other items. This particular kernel was merged into kernel-desktop beginning with its 2009.0 distribution released last month.
I do not know if there are any battery-related utilities that come with LXDE, but Mandriva had offered a special kernel for laptops (kernel-laptop) with its 2008 distributions which was compiled so that it taxed the laptop battery, less, among other items. This particular kernel was merged into kernel-desktop beginning with its 2009.0 distribution released last month.
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