On Thu, 2009-06-11 at 18:14 +0000, Rick McBride wrote:
> we should try to get power status from Power Manager (or the equivalent)
> and do things differently when on battery than when on Mains. For
> instance, sync should be a manual thing. Possibly this could be
> configurable as well (if, for instance the user places priority on sync
> rather than battery life.
>
> Similar to the power profiles that can be set...
When I observed this behaviour I had no network either. No matter the
priority on sync, with no network and no UI open on the ubuntu one
shares its hard to justify 5% of wakeups from the syncdaemon.
I agree that there may be a need to let people choose what they want;
however I think it would be nicer to just choose good defaults before
worrying about customisation.
On Thu, 2009-06-11 at 18:14 +0000, Rick McBride wrote:
> we should try to get power status from Power Manager (or the equivalent)
> and do things differently when on battery than when on Mains. For
> instance, sync should be a manual thing. Possibly this could be
> configurable as well (if, for instance the user places priority on sync
> rather than battery life.
>
> Similar to the power profiles that can be set...
When I observed this behaviour I had no network either. No matter the
priority on sync, with no network and no UI open on the ubuntu one
shares its hard to justify 5% of wakeups from the syncdaemon.
I agree that there may be a need to let people choose what they want;
however I think it would be nicer to just choose good defaults before
worrying about customisation.
-Rob