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SPELL=gtkpbbuttons
VERSION=0.6.8
SOURCE=$SPELL-$VERSION.tgz
SOURCE_DIRECTORY=$BUILD_DIRECTORY/$SPELL-$VERSION
SOURCE_URL[0]=http://downloads.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/pbbuttons/$SOURCE
SOURCE_HASH=sha512:d79f66e07edcb3ee033c8bc8b9534099962dd63c13e8591254f9ad071fd52502ad7d0b80e071215644e34024fb5bfd2d850b9c23935a4986c9df1cace8944f45
WEB_SITE=http://pbbuttons.sourceforge.net/projects/gtkpbbuttons/
ENTERED=20050409
LICENSE[0]=GPL
KEYWORDS="mobile"
SHORT="GTK+ 2.x client for pbbuttonsd"
cat << EOF
This client for pbbuttonsd displays small popup windows each time a message
from the daemon pbbuttonsd appeares. The view of each popup could individually
configured. The following windows could pop up:
* brightness level
The current display brightness level would be displayed.
* keyboard illumination level
The current keyboard brightness level would be displayed.
* volume level
The current volume level would be displayed
* mute
The window shows if the speakers were muted.
* battery warning
This window shows that battery is running low and how long it would last
until shutdown.
* trackpad mode
This window shows the current trackpad mode.
* sleep warning
This window shows that the machine is going to enter sleep mode. Usually at
that time you could press any key or move the mouse to prevent sleep mode.
* ejecting CDROM
This window signals that a CDROM will be ejected or the tray will
be closed.
* activate external video
This window shows the status of the external video output as soon as
the status has been changed by pbbuttonsd.
The window appears after someone has pressed one of the special keys or an
event message has been received. After roundabout two seconds without any
changes, the popup window vanishes again.
The client gives the user a visual feedback of the daemons background work
and displays those events to the user that the daemon believes the user
should know about. It won't run without a running daemon.
EOF
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