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Powertop echo's the shell command it is doing to effect the change. Most of it is just changing defaults in /proc. You can experiment yourself. For instance, I
by jarvist 9y ago
Powertop echo's the shell command it is doing to effect the change. Most of it is just changing defaults in /proc. You can experiment yourself.
For instance, I find that making the audio-codec go power-saving leads to pops and crackles over headphones.