Search Results for "shutdown-timer"

Many complex storage environments running within GNL/Linux could benefit from increased disassembly and resource remediation during shutdown. Underdog an alternate /init to create a "late" user context to resume control during shutdown to park media and detach network devices. Currently there is a fully working initramfs (mkinitramfs/mkinitrd) replacement that is capable of building the early user context images both as separate files or built into the kernel image. ...

virtualcontrol is a configuration and monitoring tool for QEMU/KVM instances on a linux box. virtualcontrol primarily uses the KVM command line tools to do its job. Apart from trivial functions like starting and stopping virtual machines, virtualcontrol also allows freezing/thawing virtual machines (snapshot including memory dump), KVM machine migration and advanced storage functions like HA and dedicated storage solutions (OpenSANd).

onTime is a simple application that will help you to automatize some function of operating system. - you can set automatic trigger that will execute or kill system process. - you can also set task that will save print screen of your desktop in set amount of time. - you can set power management tasks as shutting down, hibernating, restarting your computer, and more. - onTime will allow you to set task that will connect or disconnect you computer from dial-up network. -...

Shut It Down Later is a tool to shutdown your computer automatically in a specified amount of time in a range of 0minutes to 38 days, 23 hours and 59 minutes. The time left before shutdown is displayed and updated at a user-specified frequency between 100 and 1000ms. It will shutdown your computer even if applications are still running and preventing shutdown. The application was tested in a 64-bit environment but should work with 32-bit systems too.

This program allows the network administrator to set a timer to shutdown, restart any computer within the local area network, including the host computer. It also allows the network administrator to logoff the host computer.

Systemcenter is a configuration tool for your system which shows you some battery, cpu and uptime infos. Also there's a shutdown utility which allows you to schedule the suspends/reboot and shutdown processes.

The universal program of a computer management. Allows to connect some events in system (approach of specified time, start/end of other programs, pressing of a combination of keys...) with some actions (shutdown, reboot, start/end of programs, etc.).

Just a small application to shutdown/restart/hibernate a windows system at a particular time, or after a period of time.