FINALLY! ~8 years after fully/permanently switching to linux and trying a bunch of different distros/DEs, i just decided to switch to debian xfce, and i can put my laptop to sleep & wake it up without frying my mobo or having to hard reset. success!!!! #linux #debian #xfce #powermanagement
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Puzzled by what I'm seeing in #powertop on Fedora 42 in the list of things keeping the CPU awake:
- What is this "tick_nohz_handler" thing? I tried looking it up on the web, never found a clear answer.
- Why would gnome-text-editor be the only app waking up the CPU 59-60 times per second at all times?
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I really don’t understand Linux power management.
No distro I have used can properly sleep/wake my system. Unless I shut off sleep and run balanced power and turn the screen off it just kills itself after its inactivity period.
It’s frustrating to have to reboot every time I want to touch my system.
Any suggestions? No motherboard power options I can find and #linux #powermanagement
I'd want Nautilus (and thus the #GNOME file picker UI) to stop trying to search multiple times per second while I am not nearly done typing the search query, as I consider that to be extremely wasteful, conceptually. Pounding the CPU+GPU "faster than I can think & type" is counterproductive.
If you don't "feel the jank" like I do, then think about the wasted energy (especially on battery power):
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/nautilus/-/issues/3452#note_2382115
GitLabSlow searching with micro-hangs when typing quickly with many search results (#3452) · Issues · GNOME / Files · GitLabTLDR: although it has improved in 44-46, and with the fix for
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Do you remember me talking about this wonderful article? the one where you are taught in detail with source snippets how Linux goes bye-bye when it goes to sleep?
The article has so much in-depth details that it takes a lot of time, considerable inteligencia & knowledge to process. Contrary to others I will not only say it, I will explicitly state it is fascinating and a heavy read.
#bash #sh #zsh #ksh #csh #tsh #PowerManagement #sleep #hibernate #Linux #POSIX #FOSS #100daysofCode #640DaysOfCode #1024DaysOfCode #programming #GCC #gplusplus #gdb
