Ubuntu: battery save screen optimization
The greatest influence on the battery life of the screen. You should make some setting, in order to save effectively battery. The following are the settings you can customize, by clicking on "System" > "settings" > "power management".
- First, you should adjust the brightness of the screen. You will find this a good compromise between power consumption and readability.
- Next, you should disable any screen saver and Desktop effects (window shadows and transparency), as these put a heavy burden on the processor than the graphics card is unnecessary.
- Do not forget, in the settings, the time for the automatic switching off of the display as low as possible.
Ubuntu: battery-Save on laptops
Ubuntu: all Unnecessary services off, saves power
To save the easiest way to power the Disabling of unnecessary features on your Notebook.
- Disable, therefore, always Wi-Fi when no Router is in close proximity and Bluetooth, if you need to exchange any files. Just Disabling Wi-Fi can save up to 2 watts of power.
- You can change these settings via the system menu. Alternatively, helps the Network Manager all the Connections to check, and again to turn on.
Battery Save with Jupiter
There are some Tools with which to control the power settings on your Laptop to control.
- Jupiter is a free Applet for the task bar, the quick access to various Power modes for Ubuntu Notebooks allows. Once installed, you can adjust the power consumption of your laptop is the current load of the system.
- You can choose between the three modes "Power Saver***," "High Performance" and "Maximum Performance". You can also narrow program some devices quickly and turn it off again.
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