Extend battery by killing unnecesary services
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I am trying to extend battery operating time on an ARM laptop running Ubuntu 14.04. All I need is a terminal with word processor runnning in it. Nothing else needs to run. So, my question is:
Which services, drivers, modules can I kill/unload to get the best battery life with only terminal functions remaining and what's the best way to accomplish that or automate that?
command-line power-management battery
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I am trying to extend battery operating time on an ARM laptop running Ubuntu 14.04. All I need is a terminal with word processor runnning in it. Nothing else needs to run. So, my question is:
Which services, drivers, modules can I kill/unload to get the best battery life with only terminal functions remaining and what's the best way to accomplish that or automate that?
command-line power-management battery
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I am trying to extend battery operating time on an ARM laptop running Ubuntu 14.04. All I need is a terminal with word processor runnning in it. Nothing else needs to run. So, my question is:
Which services, drivers, modules can I kill/unload to get the best battery life with only terminal functions remaining and what's the best way to accomplish that or automate that?
command-line power-management battery
asked 3 mins ago
Mark TerasMark Teras
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I am trying to extend battery operating time on an ARM laptop running Ubuntu 14.04. All I need is a terminal with word processor runnning in it. Nothing else needs to run. So, my question is:
Which services, drivers, modules can I kill/unload to get the best battery life with only terminal functions remaining and what's the best way to accomplish that or automate that?
command-line power-management battery
command-line power-management battery
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