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Fedora PowerManagement SIG
Mission
The PowerManagement SIG (Special Interest Group) is a group of Fedora contributors that wants to improve the current state of power management and savings across the whole Fedora distribution. This starts at kernel components, goes over userland improvements up to usability and user experience on the Desktop.
Participants
- Phil Knirsch <pknirsch@redhat.com> (Lead, tuned, monitoring, documentation)
- Jiri Skala <jskala@redhat.com>(BLTK packager)
- Marcela Maslanova <mmaslano@redhat.com> (initscript/udev service start/stop review)
- Petr Lautrbach <plautrba@redhat.com> (initscript/udev service start/stop automation)
- Jan Scotka <jsotka@redhat.com> (QA coverage)
- Karel Volny <kvolny@redhat.com> (QA coverage)
Joining the SIG
As with most other Fedora projects and SIGs all it takes is your interest. There are enough topics to cover around Power Management, so it's unlikely we will run out of work to do. :)
How you can help
- Meetings:We will hold weekly meetings to discuss the general topic: IRC meetings - Every Thursday at 15:00 - 16:00 UTC
- Meeting logs:SIGs/PowerManagement/Meetings
- Work Areas: We have several real technical oriented work areas, listed below. If you want to contribute to any of them feel free to check out the specific areas.
- Testing: In order to be able to make any kind of comparison we will need reproducible testing. This includes measurements itself as well as reproducible workloads. For the later we've included BLTK in Fedora 11 already, for the former we're still investigating how to address this properly.
- Bugs: In case you find something that should be improved in regard to power management please open a Bugzilla for it. We have several tracker bugs for Fedora for power management:
- Documentation: A large topic that we want to address is documentation improvements. Right now a lot of the technical pieces are there, but there is no comprehensive documentation available that describes in understandable terms with examples how to use it.
Work Areas
Kernel
Work around kernel, hardware and driver topics are being covered in detail here: SIGs/PowerManagementKernel
BaseOS
Same for the underlying basic user space topics: SIGs/PowerManagementBaseOS
Desktop
Same for the whole Desktop space: SIGs/PowerManagementDesktop
Features
- Fedora 11 feature page: Features/PowerManagement
- Fedora 12 feature page: Features/PowerManagementF12