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MultiWOL is a Perl CGI script for power up computers remotely that designed with multiuser environment in mind. MultiWOL offers capability of waking up multiple hosts simultaneously with automatic check that remote host has or may has not awoken.

A simple, unobtrusive tray / notification area battery monitor icon for window managers like fluxbox and blackbox.

The NU PDVS project is an effort to minimize power consumption on various chipset platforms using process-driven voltage scaling technology.

SICM - Simple Infrastructure Capacity Monitor. Written in Perl for Win32 & Linux. SICM monitors, graphs and alerts the capacity of devices using snmp, ping & custom modules. Runs 24*7, recording results for later reference via a menu-driven web browser.

This is a set of small programs and patches to configure the advanced features of some laptops, such as enabling the extra onetouch/multimedia keys, console blanking, battery and temperature reporting, etc. Many HPs and Toshiba Satellites are supported.

powermgr is a Perl script that glues together all the aspects of power management on a Linux system and allows the system to switch between power "profiles" based on the state of the system (e.g., battery capacity, load average, etc...).

relax is a linux daemon which uses the speedstepping technology of Intel Pentium-M processors to reduce power consumption and hence increase the operation time of your laptop before having to recharge the battery

An application to remotely monitor a UPS (usually via SNMP) and take one or more specified actions if a condition is met. Typical use is to watch an APC datacenter-class UPS (Symmetra, Silicon) and shutdown if it fails.

UPSD Log Parser (ulp) monitors the messages sent by upsd to syslogd. It extracts the data from these and inserts them into an RRD file, from where administrators can get graphs of the UPS status.