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+% Hot Keys, Video Control, Suspend/Resume, Oh
+% My! -- Recent advances and current challenges in Linux/ACPI
+%
+% Len Brown (len.brown@intel.com)
+
+*ACPI (Advanced Configuration and Power
+Interface) is an open industry specification
+establishing industry-standard interfaces for
+OS-directed configuration and power management
+on laptops, desktops, and servers.
+
+ACPI enables new power management technology
+to evolve independently in operating systems
+and hardware while ensuring that they continue
+to work together.
+
+This paper begins with a brief overview
+of ACPI features, a description of the
+Linux/ACPI implementation, and the state of
+Linux/ACPI deployment.
+
+Detailed discussion of key technical areas
+follows, highlighting recent progress in Linux
+as well as current and future challenges. The
+focus areas this year include plug-and-play
+configuration; processor power management;
+CPU, IO and memory hot-plug; laptop hot-keys;
+video control and suspend/resume. In addition,
+the ACPI 3.0 specification was published after
+OLS last year, so we're now able to discuss
+Linux's response to {ACPI 3.0} in some detail.
+
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