[ProgressingAmerica]

Any of you Linux Mint users have auto-spufreq installed and could lend some pointers on how to work snapd on Mint? I’m not currently using Mint.

Ping to a few others as well, might be some useful information.

[Pollard]

I already have snap installed on my Kubuntu laptop so all I had to do was; sudo snap install auto-cpufreq

More info on the github repo page; https://github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq

[ShadowAce]

[ShadowAce]

Well, I'm running a version of Ubuntu, and I can install auto-cpufreq, but it does not run even as root.

I do have tuned installed and running.

[dadfly]

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[Blue Highway]

So this program is a hands off type of program you cant adjust anything manually? I watched the video and it seems it just does things for you. What if I want it to run as power save mode even when it’s charging, so it will charge faster? How can I manually set the cpu clock to stay under 900mHz?