AskUbuntuTLP crashing T2 Ubuntu 24.04 #2404 #macbookpro #displaylink #tlp
Dr. Seltsam 馃寧馃幎馃尦#TLP 1.9.1 disponible en #Debian Backports, definitivamente algo que voy a probar.
#linux #Notebooks #bater铆a
#linux #Notebooks #bater铆a
VoxClamantisInDesertoIl semble que la coexistence entre #tlp et #power-profiles-daemon soit probl茅matique (je n'ai pas beaucoup de d茅tails). Il faut donc arbitrer et le choix majoritaire est en faveur de #tlp (parmi les utilisateurs de #Thinkpad)
Voir https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=438136
linrunnerVersion 1.9.1 of the #TLP #Linux #powersaving tool was released. It consists mainly of security fixes for #tlp-pd. For details, please refer to the publication by the #openSUSE Security Team.
https://github.com/linrunner/TLP/releases/tag/1.9.1
https://security.opensuse.org/2026/01/07/tlp-polkit-authentication-bypass.html
I'd appreciate more input from you here:
How do get NVidia RTX mobile to sleep and conserve power? #nvidia #suspend #powermanagement #tlp
Maceri guess installing #tlp on #fedora really messed up something with gnome because it kept spitting out error messages about something being destroyed when it would wake. it was good enough reason to install #debian on my (modified) 2013 macbook pro and debian seems to be working a lot better on it for some reason. 馃
I'd like to hear your opinion on #TLP auto-switching.
Since release 1.9, #TLP has three #powerprofiles: performance (automatically on AC power), balanced (automatically on battery power), and power-saver (only manually by the user).
Should there be an adjustable preference that allows for something other than the fixed assignment to the power source? What are your use cases?
Join the discussion on GitHub (or reply here) https://github.com/linrunner/TLP/issues/844
I have just released version 1.9.0 of the #TLP #Linux #powersaving tool.
Enjoy the brand new #tlp-pd (TLP Profiles Daemon) for easy profile switching with a mouse click!
tlp-pd replaces #power-profiles-daemon by implementing the same D-Bus API that major Linux desktop environments like GNOME, KDE and Cinnamon already use.
