What is Xfce Power Manager FOR LINUX?

Xfce Power Manager

Xfce Power Manager is a cool open-source tool that works as a power management utility for the lightweight Xfce desktop environment. It's super handy for keeping your computer's power sources in check. If you’re using a laptop, this software is especially useful for saving battery life!

Features of Xfce Power Manager

With Xfce Power Manager, you can do a bunch of things:

• Change your CPU frequency.


• Keep an eye on your laptop's battery status.


• Adjust DPMS settings.


• Create power-saving profiles for when you're on AC power or running on battery.


• Control what happens when you close the lid (LID).


• Manage hibernate and suspend functions.


• Tweak shutdown and sleep settings.


• Adjust your screen’s brightness.

For Developers and Techies

If you're into coding or work with Linux, you'll find the technical side of Xfce Power Manager pretty interesting. It has a set of Freedesktop-compliant DBus interfaces that let other applications know about your computer's current power levels. This way, they can also cut down their energy use!

User-Friendly Interface

This standalone graphical application is built using the GTK+ GUI toolkit. To get it running smoothly, make sure you have:

• Glib 2.30 or higher


• DBus 1.1 or higher


• A few other libraries like libxfce4ui and libnotify at specified versions.

You’ll want to check out all these requirements to ensure everything works as it should!

Download Now!

If you’re ready to take control of your laptop’s power management, download Xfce Power Manager here!

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!