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Added XFCE Power Manager #84
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For energy management in Notebooks and Desktops
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@robsonsilv4 why is this needed in live iso? We want to keep it "minimal". |
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Sorry if commit on wrong place. I think it is needed on system setups like
openbox (gnome, kde and mate already have our management) because
management the power and have a option to put the battery icon on
systemtray if the user want.
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For energy management in Notebooks and Desktops