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I installed redhat 9 on my Toshiba laptop and I am wondering if you can set it up to tell you how much time you have left on the battery. Mabey like modes that you can put the laptop in to save power and things like that.
Sure, there are tons of tools in what your looking for or wanting. Sometimes it depends on what desktop or window manager your using, and what came with whatever distro as well.
Moved to Laptops as its more suitable there. Regards.
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