pervasive powersaving udev rules, throttle script, indicator-powersave
Last week I got a little manic about powersaving and condensed many sources recommendations into some useful tools.
All the details are in this post on the archlinux bbs.
Neither the udev rules, the script, nor the (optional, wip) indicator are archlinux-specific.
The udev rules use several wildcards and conditionals to effect setting powersaving modes across a large variety of devices with as few individual rules as possible. The script switches powersaving mode on and off at the user's discretion. The strictly optional indicator, which is really just a few patches--available in the AUR--against indicator-cpufreq, provides a
GUI for the script.
Last week I got a little manic about powersaving and condensed many sources recommendations into some useful tools.
All the details are in this post on the archlinux bbs.
Neither the udev rules, the script, nor the (optional, wip) indicator are archlinux-specific.
The udev rules use several wildcards and conditionals to effect setting powersaving modes across a large variety of devices with as few individual rules as possible. The script switches powersaving mode on and off at the user's discretion. The strictly optional indicator, which is really just a few patches--available in the AUR--against indicator-cpufreq, provides a
GUI for the script.
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