Changeset e8b98762 for general


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Timestamp:
04/11/2024 05:13:10 AM (3 weeks ago)
Author:
Xi Ruoyao <xry111@…>
Branches:
trunk
Children:
20be11f
Parents:
21a65a3
Message:

power-profiles-daemon: Mention how to activate a profile via command line

Since it's also useful for workstation, provide a command line so we can
run it in SSH.

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  • general/sysutils/power-profiles-daemon.xml

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    226226      <screen role="root"><userinput>systemctl enable power-profiles-daemon</userinput></screen>
     227    </sect3>
     228
     229    <sect3>
     230      <title>Select a Power Profile</title>
     231
     232      <para>
     233        To list all supported power profiles, issue:
     234      </para>
     235
     236      <screen role="nodump"><userinput>powerprofilesctl</userinput></screen>
     237
     238      <para>
     239        To activate a power profile (for example
     240        <replaceable>performance</replaceable>), issue:
     241      </para>
     242
     243      <screen role="nodump"><userinput>powerprofilesctl set <replaceable>performance</replaceable></userinput></screen>
     244
     245      <para>
     246        Some desktop environments (for example GNOME and KDE) also provide
     247        a graphical interface to interact with
     248        <command>power-profiles-daemon</command> and activate a power
     249        profile.
     250      </para>
     251
     252      <para>
     253        The activated power profile is automatically stored in
     254        <filename>/var/lib/power-profiles-daemon/state.ini</filename> and
     255        <command>power-profiles-daemon</command> will read it out and
     256        activate it again on the next boot if the
     257        <phrase revision='sysv'>bootscript is
     258        installed</phrase><phrase revision='systemd'>Systemd
     259        unit is enabled</phrase> as above.
     260      </para>
    227261    </sect3>
    228262
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