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There now is a SystemPower plugin for the Windows version of Launchy. It allows to add system power-related items to Launchy's index.<BR> Thus, it basically does what Launchy already tries to achieve using its "Utilities\System Power" directory, except: - It offers more items to be added to the catalog (e.g. Shutdown, Hibernate, Lock, etc.) - Names of items can be localized (instead of always displaying an English term even for non-English versions of Windows) - It does not display the shutdown timer - It integrates as a real plugin, offering to change configuration options (e.g. to ask for confirmation before shutdown). <P>A readme file providing more details is included in the archive. <HR> <P> The download can be found via [http://cid-ba66807a9823f946.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/Public/Launchy/SystemPower][1]. This folder contains the plugin for the current version of Launchy ([SystemPower.zip][2]) and it may also contain versions to be used with older Launchy releases (e.g. SystemPower_v212.zip) in the future. [1]: http://cid-ba66807a9823f946.skydrive.live.com/browse.aspx/Public/Launchy/SystemPower "Download SystemPower" [2]: http://cid-ba66807a9823f946.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/Launchy/SystemPower/SystemPower.zip "http://cid-ba66807a9823f946.skydrive.live.com/self.aspx/Public/Launchy/SystemPower/SystemPower.zip";

Hey fabimon, thanks for the great plugin, i use it ALL the time :D Buuut i still have one tiny wish: built in a Timer like: Hibernate [TAB] 60 -> goes to hibernate in 60 minutes The same with the other modes :) I would rly appreciate it =) Bye :d

SystemPower v1.6.0 has been released. It adds a timer, as requested by keydon. Here is a brief overview - for details, please refer to the readme file: * Almost all SystemPower commands accept the timer parameter * The timer parameter will always be interpreted as minutes (but floating point numbers are possible) * A dialog with a countdown will be displayed - also allowing to cancel the timer * Currently, there can only be one timer at a time. Starting a new timer will cancel an existing one * Exiting Launchy will also kill the timer * Example: just see keydon's example: 'Hibernate<Tab>60' will put the computer to hibernate in 60 minutes Please let me know if you encounter any issues.