GNOME Power Manager
			   A Power Manager for GNOME

GNOME Power Manager is a GNOME session daemon that acts as a policy agent on top of
the DeviceKit stack, which requires fairly new versions of the kernel and udev.
GNOME Power Manager listens for system events and responds with user-configurable actions.

GNOME Power Manager comes in three main parts:

	- gnome-power-manager:	    the manager daemon itself
	- gnome-power-preferences:  the control panel program, for configuration
	- gnome-power-statistics:   the statistics graphing program

To build, GNOME Power Manager requires

	- Glib (2.13.0 or later)
	- Gtk2+ (2.11.0 or later)
	- GNOME Keyring (0.6.0 or later)
	- DBus (0.70 or later)
	- libnotify (0.4.3 or later)
	- libwnck (2.10.0 or later)
	- Cairo (1.0.0 or later)
	- Unique (0.9.4 or later)
	- libpanel (2.0.0 or later)
	- xrandr (1.2.0 or later)
	- Canberra (0.10 or later)
	- DeviceKit-power (008 or later)
	- HAL (0.5.8 or later)

To work properly, gnome-power-manager requires udevd, DeviceKit-power and
DeviceKit-disks to be running.

For more information, please see http://www.gnome.org/projects/gnome-power-manager/