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From: Harald Welte <laforge@gnumonks.org>
Date: Sun, 25 Oct 2015 21:00:20 +0100
Subject: import of old now defunct presentation slides svn repo

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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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