Intel's PowerTOP Extends Linux Battery Life
DuracellFan writes "Intel recently released its PowerTOP utility, which builds on work done by kernel developers to make the Linux kernel power-efficient. PowerTOP gives a snapshot of what apps are consuming the most power. The PowerTOP website also hosts patches for several Linux apps and the kernel. In the Linux.com article, lead PowerTOP developer Arjan van de Ven of Intel says that PowerTOP could soon show which applications keep the disk busy." Linux.com and Slashdot are both part of OSTG.
The hardware that runs it does! Typical Intel, trying to shift the blame.
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Most people i know still run 2.4.x and Slackware still ships with 2.4 as default.
Slackware users don't know people. Stop lying! It's just yourself who runs 2.4, right?
gnome-power-manager as the biggest power hog on the system.
... its a tie between my USB-powered arc welder and all the kewl blue LEDs.
Have gnu, will travel.