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Sunday, 30 January 2011

Default Power Schemes, an introduction

Posted on 01:22 by Unknown
These new power schemes, which will finally be fully functional (configuration dialog and context menu items added) in the next beta, replaces the previous High Performance mode. Processes configured to induce the High Performance power scheme via the previous mechanism will be automatically converted to haver an appropriate Default Power Scheme. This is one of MANY new features in v4.1 It is not all just bug fixes and cosmetic improvements ya know ;). As always, Process Lasso is an evolving beast.


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