A lot of the Chromebook's battery saving features are the result of features of ChromeOS, not the Linux kernel, i.e. ChromeOS uses ML to predict how fast to cha

A lot of the Chromebook's battery saving features are the result of features of ChromeOS, not the Linux kernel, i.e. ChromeOS uses ML to predict how fast to charge the battery [1]. Tight integration between hardware and software has its advantages, just like with Apple products. If you want the same battery life without ChromeOS, you need to talk to your preferred Linux distribution vendor and ask them to implement similar features. https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/27/23892651/chromeos-117-stable-release-quick-settings-notifications-adaptive-charging https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/27/23892651/chromeos-117-sta...