-# Andi Chandler <[email protected]>, 2023

-"POT-Creation-Date: 2022-10-29 15:32+0200\n"

-"Last-Translator: Andi Chandler <[email protected]>, 2023\n"

-"Language-Team: English (United Kingdom) (https://app.transifex.com/mate/teams/13566/en_GB/)\n"

-msgstr ""

-"Martin Wimpress\n"

-"Andi Chandler"

-msgstr "<application>MATE Power Manager</application> Manual"

-"<application>MATE Power Manager</application> is a session daemon for the "

-"MATE Desktop that manages the power settings for your laptop or desktop "

-"computer."

-msgstr "<year>2015-2021</year> <holder>MATE Documentation Team</holder>"

-"<year>2006-2009</year> <holder>Richard Hughes ([email protected])</holder>"

-msgstr "Richard Hughes"

-"<surname>MATE Documentation Team</surname> <affiliation> </affiliation>"

-"<firstname>Richard</firstname> <surname>Hughes</surname> "

-"<email>[email protected]</email>"

-msgstr "Richard Hughes <email>[email protected]</email>"

-"<revnumber>2.0</revnumber> <date>2006-08-30</date> <_:revdescription-1/>"

-"To report a bug or make a suggestion regarding the MATE Power Manager "

-"application or this manual, follow the directions in the <ulink "

-"url=\"https://github.com/mate-desktop/mate-power-manager/\" "

-"type=\"http\"><application>MATE Power Manager</application> Contact "

-"Page</ulink>."

-msgstr "<primary><application>MATE Power Manager</application></primary>"

-msgstr "<primary>mate-power-manager</primary>"

-"<primary><application>MATE Power Manager</application></primary> "

-"<secondary>Manual</secondary> <tertiary>mate-power-manager</tertiary>"

-"The MATE Power Manager session daemon is a power management daemon for the "

-"<systemitem>MATE desktop</systemitem>"

-"<application>MATE Power Manager</application> is usually started in MATE "

-"startup, but you can manually start <application>MATE Power "

-"Manager</application> by doing:"

-"Type <command>G_MESSAGES_DEBUG=PowerManager mate-power-manager --no-"

-"daemon</command>, then press <keycap>Return</keycap>:"

-msgstr "Notification Messages"

-"When <application>MATE Power Manager</application> has started, the "

-"following notifications may be displayed."

-msgstr "AC Adapter Unplugged"

-msgstr "MATE Power Manager Notification when AC adapter is removed"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-unplugged.png' "

-"md5='e9e38fa48737547a19b20af6a15d9e95'"

-"You can disable this notification by changing the dconf key "

-"<command>org.mate.power-manager notify-discharging</command>."

-msgstr "Fully Charged"

-"MATE Power Manager Notification when laptop primary battery is fully charged"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-charged.png' "

-"md5='cc83716555d07b13a3659683f96c531c'"

-"You can disable this notification by changing the dconf key "

-"<command>org.mate.power-manager notify-fully-charged</command>."

-"You will only get a repeat notification if your battery percentage charge "

-"drops below 95% and then is again fully charged. This prevents some machines"

-" from showing unwanted repeat notifications if the battery is incorrectly "

-"reporting the charged status."

-msgstr "Power Low"

-"When the battery is low, you will receive the following notification. You "

-"should consider switching to AC power really soon."

-msgstr "MATE Power Manager Notification when battery power is low"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-low.png' md5='6cd86acf26f251d78060dd2ecb6b6506'"

-"You can disable this notification by changing the dconf key "

-"<command>org.mate.power-manager notify-low-power</command>."

-msgstr "Power Critical"

-"When the computer has run out of power, it will show this notification "

-"explaining what action is required. You can change the critical low action "

-"using the preferences tool."

-"MATE Power Manager Notification when the system power is critically low"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-critical.png' "

-"md5='77b0848ed3bd0510b65f89e0d07a2fed'"

-msgstr "Suspend Failure"

-"When a Suspend Failure occurs you may get this following warning. The most "

-"common reason for this notification is that the current user does not have "

-"permission to suspend or hibernate the computer."

-msgstr "MATE Power Manager Notification when suspend failure occurs"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-suspend-problem.png' "

-"md5='4e4c1fafda61c5ace02f957717ea7ce6'"

-"You can disable this notification by changing the dconf key "

-"<command>org.mate.power-manager notify-sleep-failed</command>."

-"The statistics program allows you to visualise the power consumption of your"

-" laptop hardware."

-"This has been removed from the information window of previous versions of "

-"MATE Power Manager as the data interface is now using DBUS rather than "

-"internal IPC. This allows other applications to query and display the data "

-"if required."

-msgstr "Power History going from battery power to AC"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-stats-graph.png' "

-"md5='c7cfa37ad6e96041a1c312d85236e7f6'"

-"You may not see some options or graphs if your computer does not have the "

-"required hardware. You may also see other hardware not shown here (for "

-"example UPS devices) but these are treated the same way as other devices."

-msgstr "Charge History"

-"This graph shows the available percentage of charge for the composite "

-"primary battery, so if you have a main laptop battery and an auxiliary "

-"battery then only the averaged value will be shown. A legend is not shown "

-"with this graph."

-msgstr "Power History"

-"This graph shows the power history charge used by the composite primary "

-"battery. This line represents the amount of power that is either being used "

-"to charge the batteries in the system, or the power being used by the system"

-" from the batteries. You should see the line go up when processor intensive "

-"tasks are performed, and down when the system is at idle, or when the screen"

-" is dimmed. A legend is shown with this graph when data events have been "

-"received."

-"You will not receive rate data from your computer if it is not charging or "

-"discharging, or if the computer is suspended. This is due to hardware "

-"limitations where the rate is only sent from the battery management chip, "

-"rather than the power management chip on the motherboard."

-msgstr "Estimated Time History"

-"This graph shows the estimated charge history for the composite primary "

-"battery. This line represents the amount of time required until charged, or "

-"the amount of time until discharge. This line should go proportionally up "

-"when the rate decreases and down when the rate increases. A legend is shown "

-"with this graph when data events have been received."

-msgstr "The preferences window allows you to control:"

-msgstr "The LCD brightness when on AC and battery power"

-msgstr "The idle time for the screen power-down and suspend action"

-msgstr "The actions to perform when the laptop lid is closed"

-msgstr "The notification area icon policy"

-"Some sliders or option boxes may be disabled if the dconf policy keys are "

-"not writable. This allows administrators to lock-down the actions that a "

-"user can select."

-msgstr "AC Preferences"

-msgstr "MATE Power Manager AC tab"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-prefs-ac.png' "

-"md5='dc4409a63218146e52d3e670b26785bd'"

-msgstr "Battery Preferences"

-msgstr "MATE Power Manager battery tab"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-prefs-battery.png' "

-"md5='89fe431e4f38073f7d58f38425ad1ee7'"

-"This allows a powerful computer to reduce the power usage when idle, or when"

-" the full capabilities are not required."

-msgstr "General Preferences"

-msgstr "MATE Power Manager general tab"

-"external ref='figures/gpm-prefs-general.png' "

-"md5='52b7d145bd085d8af6f3194ac632c547'"

-msgstr "Session and system idle times"

-"<command>mate-screensaver</command> is a session daemon that monitors user "

-"input, and if the mouse has not been moved, or the keyboard been pressed "

-"then it starts a timeout. When the value of this timeout reaches the value "

-"set in <command>mate-screensaver-preferences</command>, then the login is "

-"marked as 'session idle'. This is when <application>MATE Power "

-"Manager</application> performs all the session idle actions such as enabling"

-" low-power mode and lowering the laptop panel brightness."

-"Changing the session idle timeout in <command>mate-screensaver-"

-"preferences</command>"

-"external ref='figures/gs-prefs.png' md5='e9ce36b6ef557681ca4e8e90b71a7f46'"

-"As soon as the session is marked at idle, <application>MATE Power "

-"Manager</application> starts its own 'system' timer. When the timeout set in"

-" <command>mate-power-preferences</command> is reached, and the CPU load is "

-"idle, then the idle action is performed, which is usually to turn off the "

-"screen, or to suspend or hibernate."

-"To make this clearer, the sliders in <command>mate-power-"

-"preferences</command> are set to start at the value of the session-timeout +"

-" 1 minute, as we cannot logically trigger before the session is marked as "

-"idle. If you adjust the value of the 'session idle' timeout in "

-"<command>mate-screensaver-preferences</command> then the start of the "

-"sliders in <command>mate-power-preferences</command> will change "

-"accordingly."

-msgstr "Advanced Preferences"

-msgstr "Screen Dim Brightness"

-"You can change the idle laptop panel brightness by changing the dconf key "

-"<command>org.mate.power-manager idle-brightness</command>."

-msgstr "Screen Locking"

-"By default, <application>MATE Power Manager</application> supports a simple "

-"locking scheme. This means that the screen will lock if set to \"Lock "

-"screen\" in mate-screensaver when the lid is closed, or the system performs "

-"a suspend or hibernate action."

-"There is a complex locking scheme available for power users that allows "

-"locking policy to change for the lid, suspend and hibernate actions. To "

-"enable this complex mode, you will have to disable the dconf key:"

-msgstr "<command>org.mate.power-manager lock-use-screensaver</command>"

-"Then the policy keys can be set to force a mate-screensaver lock and unlock "

-"when the action is performed:"

-msgstr "<command>org.mate.power-manager lock-blank-screen</command>"

-msgstr "<command>org.mate.power-manager lock-suspend</command>"

-msgstr "<command>org.mate.power-manager lock-hibernate</command>"

-"The lock policy for mate-screensaver is ignored until the simple mode is re-"

-"enabled."

-msgstr "MATE Power Applets"

-"The brightness applet allows the user to change the brightness temporarily "

-"without changing the default policy. This may be useful if you have got a "

-"laptop without brightness buttons, as you can now change the brightness "

-"easily."

-msgstr "Brightness applet drop-down."

-"external ref='figures/applet-brightness.png' "

-"md5='8ce34f6733215fb86009471f19850dcc'"

-msgstr "You will not get the slider if your hardware is not supported."

-"The <application>Inhibit Applet</application> allows the user to prevent the"

-" computer auto-sleeping when inactive. This may be required with old or "

-"proprietary programs such as VMWare or Matlab. Just click the icon for the "

-"auto-suspend to be inhibited, and click it again for normal operation."

-msgstr "Inhibit applet in inhibited state."

-"external ref='figures/applet-inhibit.png' "

-"md5='7381a44dae4f17bfd47abaa54c0ca2a4'"

-"Don't use this applet if you just use MATE software, instead file a bug to "

-"make the application use the <function>Inhibit()</function> and "

-"<function>UnInhibit()</function> methods as this should 'just work'."

-msgstr "Frequently Asked Questions"

-msgstr "These are questions the mailing list gets asked frequently."

-msgstr "What is battery capacity?"

-"Capacity is how much charge your battery can store compared to its "

-"manufacturer's guidelines."

-"This graph shows the capacity of a typical lithium ion battery over a few "

-"hundred charge-discharge cycles."

-"external ref='figures/gpm-cell-capacity.png' "

-"md5='7635c3b846f39faf7b16a921a6ebb55c'"

-msgstr "What's the difference between suspend and hibernate?"

-"The Suspend state is a power saving feature which is the lowest level of "

-"power consumption that preserves program data on the computer's memory. When"

-" your computer is in the Suspended state, computation will not be performed "

-"until normal activity is resumed. It will not resume until signaled by an "

-"external event such as a keyboard button press. It generally takes a few "

-"seconds to suspend and then resume your computer."

-"You still use a small amount of battery power while suspended, so is not "

-"recommended for the low power action. If you remove AC power on a desktop, "

-"or run out of battery power on a laptop then you will lose your work."

-"The Hibernation state saves the complete state of the computer to hard disk "

-"and turns off the power, so that the computer appears to be off. It will not"

-" resume until signaled by an external event such as a keyboard button press."

-" This is the lowest power sleeping state available. If you remove AC power "

-"on a desktop, or run out of battery power on a laptop then work will not be "

-"lost. It can take up to a minute or more to hibernate and wake your "

-"computer."

-"My monitor is broken and treats DPMS standby and off states as 'no-signal' "

-"which leaves the monitor powered on."

-"You have to change the DPMS suspend mode <application>MATE Power "

-"Manager</application> uses. Open <command>dconf-editor</command>, and then "

-"change the keys <literal>org.mate.power-manager dpms-method-ac</literal> and"

-" <literal>org.mate.power-manager dpms-method-battery</literal> to one of the"

-" modes that work, e.g. standby, suspend or off."

-"My time to discharge is always incorrect due to a faulty battery, what can I"

-" do?"

-"You might be able to use the percentage charge for g-p-m to use as the "

-"policy data. Open <command>dconf-editor</command>, and then change the key "

-"<command>org.mate.power-manager use-time-for-policy</command> to false. You "

-"can do this easily by doing: <command> gsettings get org.mate.power-manager "

-"use-time-for-policy false </command>"

-"This should get the policy actions working for you, but of course the time "

-"remaining will still be incorrect."

-msgstr "How do I make my application stop the computer auto-suspending?"

-"If your application is doing a long operation, you might want to disable the"

-" ability to suspend for a little while. You should use mate-session if you "

-"really don't want the user to be able to suspend, or for the computer to "

-"save power by hibernating or suspending."

-"I'm running ACPI. Why do events (such as removing the AC adapter) take so "

-"long to register?"

-msgstr "One of two things might be the problem."

-msgstr "HAL might not be running the add-on that captures the ACPI event."

-"You BIOS could be faulty, and might need a work-around. Please send a bug "

-"report."

-"For the first case, try to find the HAL processes that are running: "

-"<command>ps -eaf | grep hal</command>"

-"And check for the process <command>hald-addon-acpi</command>. If it is not "

-"being run, then please make sure that HAL is being run with the "

-"<command>--retain-privileges</command> option in the "

-"<command>haldaemon</command> initscript. An alternative to this is to use "

-"acpid, rather than the kernel proc file."

-msgstr "Software Licence"

-"MATE Power Manager is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify "

-"it under the terms of the GNU General Public Licence as published by the "

-"Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your "

-"option) any later version."

-"MATE Power Manager is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but "

-"WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY "

-"or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public Licence for "

-"more details."

-"You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public Licence along with"

-" MATE Power Manager; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51"

-" Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA."