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At least for my on Fedora 37, having `tlp` installed/configured made the GNOME settings dialog only allow power saving mode. There wasn't much indication of why
by PennRobotics 4y ago
At least for my on Fedora 37, having `tlp` installed/configured made the GNOME settings dialog only allow power saving mode. There wasn't much indication of why, just a similar bug report (and associated fix) somewhere online. After uninstalling, I could again select all 3 power modes.
- NGRhodes 4y agoI read somewhere that Fedora ships a new power management component called Power Profiles Daemon, I suspect it and TLP conflict.