panel to manage and monitor how your computer uses electrical power whether you're on battery or mains and you you know the drill here you can set your screen to go blank after a certain amount of time of inactivity you can set your computer to go to sleep or not to go to sleep you can set your computer to behave differently if it's on battery and so on again just kind of what you would expect Xfce4-pulseaudio-plugin this is the volume control for the Xfce panel click the speaker icon you move the sliders you make things louder or softer for more control you can click the entry that that is just audio mixer it's a button at the bottom of your little pop-up control panel and that'll show you the volume control panel that looks a lot to me like Pavu control but I could be wrong maybe this is a distinct reimplementation of it I'm not really sure it might actually be Pavu control but maybe it just looks a little bit different because of the the theme that I have in Xfce as opposed to what (26/54)
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