iam.Shanto
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give me a proper suggestion
Which Linux Distros Best for Laptop. i used Many Linux Distros they're all consume a lot of charge on laptop battery.
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iam.Shanto
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i'm Newbie but dont underestimate as a noob. all used all of this thing but not help..
suggest a dsitro which is much better than other ..
suggest a dsitro which is much better than other ..
As I said all Linux distros are crap with battery life on laptops.
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iam.Shanto
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ok thanks. then im going to leave linux forever. bye
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iam.Shanto
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then why not Puppy Os. but i dont need low specs OS
This is not an airport so you don't have to announce your departure.
If you run ubuntu or Mint your can install slimbook battery and it help some. You can get from their ppa here.
This page may be of help also.
Battery efficiency is getting better all the time, but it is not on par with other OS's in that matter.
Slimbook Battery 4 Released with Improved Power-Saving Features - OMG! Ubuntu!
Slimbook Battery 4 is out. Its goal: to extend battery life of Linux laptops. The open source energy-tuning utility can also improve performance too.www.omgubuntu.co.uk
This page may be of help also.
Don't leave linux forever that's a bad statement. Which you may have to take back some day. Good luck.
8 Tricks for Better Battery Life on Linux Laptops - OMG! Ubuntu!
Want to get longer battery life from your Linux laptop? We show you 11 easy ways to improve and extend battery life on laptops running Linux.www.omgubuntu.co.uk
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iam.Shanto
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haha lol, i smell a burn something by someone
I've been using Linux for a while but don't use a laptop very often, you are welcome to stay though.
Condobloke
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Ooroo.
Something I feel a need to say to some people who join here is
That being said, there are over 500 Linux Distros out there, and more in the wild.
How would anyone have a clue as to which one is best in terms of battery consumption?
I run more Linux than anyone - currently 77 distros - and I would not have a clue to which one is thriftiest on battery power because my laptop is always plugged in unless I am on a long road trip.
Your question simply illustrates your lack of thought and knowledge on the subject.
... and it should be framed in less offensive and demanding terms if you wish a civil answer.
Do some legwork yourself and use Ventoy to throw 10 Linux distros on a USB stick at a time, and try them out for an hour or two.
Or search under for example
linux distro lowest battery power consumption
Chris Turner
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That being said, there are over 500 Linux Distros out there, and more in the wild.
How would anyone have a clue as to which one is best in terms of battery consumption?
I run more Linux than anyone - currently 77 distros - and I would not have a clue to which one is thriftiest on battery power because my laptop is always plugged in unless I am on a long road trip.
Your question simply illustrates your lack of thought and knowledge on the subject.
... and it should be framed in less offensive and demanding terms if you wish a civil answer.
Do some legwork yourself and use Ventoy to throw 10 Linux distros on a USB stick at a time, and try them out for an hour or two.
Or search under for example
linux distro lowest battery power consumption
Chris Turner
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Mm.
Surely, this isn't going to be so much a distro thing, as it is a kernel-related issue. After all, the kernel controls just how the software & hardware talk to each other.....and that includes the battery, no?
AFAIK, the kernel controls all the ACPI-related stuff. I believe this is what ultimately organises all power usage. I'm perfectly willing to stand corrected on this, but I don't think I'm so far out...
That said, I too am not a good judge of these things. On the rare occasions my old laptop gets used outside in the summer, it's almost always plugged into an extension lead from the garage.....which is only 15 feet away.
Mike.
Surely, this isn't going to be so much a distro thing, as it is a kernel-related issue. After all, the kernel controls just how the software & hardware talk to each other.....and that includes the battery, no?
AFAIK, the kernel controls all the ACPI-related stuff. I believe this is what ultimately organises all power usage. I'm perfectly willing to stand corrected on this, but I don't think I'm so far out...
That said, I too am not a good judge of these things. On the rare occasions my old laptop gets used outside in the summer, it's almost always plugged into an extension lead from the garage.....which is only 15 feet away.
Mike.
I've experienced longer battery lasting time on GNU/Linux comparing with windows. However, if you have any doubts you can watch this. (Btw, you might want to change your temper little bit)
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