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  • gamb1tgamb1t Member

    Page 385

  • dejavu51dejavu51 Member

    SHEEEEEESHH!! WE LOVE RACKNERD CREDITS.five

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    @MooCowGalaxy or, you still have option for alpine linux which is the best in light weight and efficient, it has almost every thing you need in linux.

    I prefer something that comes with more stuff preinstalled like Fedora

    shouldn't be too hard to install with single commands :sweat_smile:

  • dejavu51dejavu51 Member

    Lol, there are so many comments that I couldn't even find the giveaway :D great job people

    Thanked by 1dustinc
  • XrmaddnessXrmaddness Member

    Congratulations, winners :)

  • pk1917pk1917 Member

    We loveeeeeeeeeee #EXTRA RAM!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • MooCowGalaxyMooCowGalaxy Member

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    @MooCowGalaxy or, you still have option for alpine linux which is the best in light weight and efficient, it has almost every thing you need in linux.

    I prefer something that comes with more stuff preinstalled like Fedora

    shouldn't be too hard to install with single commands :sweat_smile:

    Either way, don’t think any distro will help me with my battery, and I’d rather not tinker around every so often to install an app compared to just running one command

  • tuctuc Member

    Hosting words of wisdom...
    Easy GAs do not make skillful F5 warriors.

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  • MooCowGalaxyMooCowGalaxy Member

    @dejavu51 said:
    Lol, there are so many comments that I couldn't even find the giveaway :D great job people

    Everyone is so fast!!

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    @MooCowGalaxy or, you still have option for alpine linux which is the best in light weight and efficient, it has almost every thing you need in linux.

    I prefer something that comes with more stuff preinstalled like Fedora

    shouldn't be too hard to install with single commands :sweat_smile:

    Either way, don’t think any distro will help me with my battery, and I’d rather not tinker around every so often to install an app compared to just running one command

    Hey, distro will help you with your battery! Let me share my experience

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    On windows my laptop was giving around 1.5-2 hours battery backup, and on debian i was having around 3-3.5 hours

  • phucvandinhphucvandinh Member

    SHEEEEEESHH!! WE LOVE RACKNERD CREDITS.5

  • MooCowGalaxyMooCowGalaxy Member

    @MMzF said:
    On windows my laptop was giving around 1.5-2 hours battery backup, and on debian i was having around 3-3.5 hours

    On windows I was getting 4 hours, on debian I got 3.5 hours, and PopOS with optimizations still only got me 4 hours

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    On windows my laptop was giving around 1.5-2 hours battery backup, and on debian i was having around 3-3.5 hours

    On windows I was getting 4 hours, on debian I got 3.5 hours, and PopOS with optimizations still only got me 4 hours

    don't choose bloatware, that is what sucks battery.

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    like arch or debian net install etc, pre installed os will suck a lot battery.

  • MooCowGalaxyMooCowGalaxy Member

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    On windows my laptop was giving around 1.5-2 hours battery backup, and on debian i was having around 3-3.5 hours

    On windows I was getting 4 hours, on debian I got 3.5 hours, and PopOS with optimizations still only got me 4 hours

    don't choose bloatware, that is what sucks battery.

    I tried the barebones installation of Debian with nothing else - as for popOS, it simply has too many QoL stuff that I would never even try to attempt to manually add them all

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    @dustinc said:

    @Arkas said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said: I’ll consider doing that! Most of my friends aren’t into dev/hosting though.

    a lot of people like Cyberpanel, I really like HestiaCP, I find it great.-

    Hi @Arkas -- I'll have to try HestiaCP myself one day. I've used CyberPanel before for personal use, and have no complaints about it - certainly fairly decent for a free control panel. What do you like about HestiaCP over CyberPanel?

    CyberPanel is too simple, In hestia you can use mail, file manager, dns, automated-letsencrypt ssl, etc almost all features like a paid cpanel for fre!!!

  • bigdlzbigdlz Member

    Double Bandwidth Order # 9969984853

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    On windows my laptop was giving around 1.5-2 hours battery backup, and on debian i was having around 3-3.5 hours

    On windows I was getting 4 hours, on debian I got 3.5 hours, and PopOS with optimizations still only got me 4 hours

    don't choose bloatware, that is what sucks battery.

    I tried the barebones installation of Debian with nothing else - as for popOS, it simply has too many QoL stuff that I would never even try to attempt to manually add them all

    do you use all of that stuff?

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    @MooCowGalaxy give arch a try, might take few minutes but totally worth it, or go for fedora give it a try! ;)

  • MooCowGalaxyMooCowGalaxy Member

    @MMzF said:
    like arch or debian net install etc, pre installed os will suck a lot battery.

    What bloatware is installed on those? I personally haven’t experienced or noticed anything weird in my process list, everything is something that I need or use.

  • pk1917pk1917 Member

    We want #MORE RACKNERD ACCOUNT CREDIT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    like arch or debian net install etc, pre installed os will suck a lot battery.

    What bloatware is installed on those? I personally haven’t experienced or noticed anything weird in my process list, everything is something that I need or use.

    The things you don't want/use, also heavy desktop environments do effect, brightness level do effect, and so on..

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    Pre-installed stuff is bloatware

  • MooCowGalaxyMooCowGalaxy Member

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    On windows my laptop was giving around 1.5-2 hours battery backup, and on debian i was having around 3-3.5 hours

    On windows I was getting 4 hours, on debian I got 3.5 hours, and PopOS with optimizations still only got me 4 hours

    don't choose bloatware, that is what sucks battery.

    I tried the barebones installation of Debian with nothing else - as for popOS, it simply has too many QoL stuff that I would never even try to attempt to manually add them all

    do you use all of that stuff?

    Well most of it, I uninstall the things that I don’t need

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    On windows my laptop was giving around 1.5-2 hours battery backup, and on debian i was having around 3-3.5 hours

    On windows I was getting 4 hours, on debian I got 3.5 hours, and PopOS with optimizations still only got me 4 hours

    don't choose bloatware, that is what sucks battery.

    I tried the barebones installation of Debian with nothing else - as for popOS, it simply has too many QoL stuff that I would never even try to attempt to manually add them all

    do you use all of that stuff?

    Well most of it, I uninstall the things that I don’t need

    Why not take a note of things you want to use, and install yourself? and choose pretty lite os like arch or alpine. That will totally make you happy when you see battery living longer

  • MMzFMMzF Member

    :smile:

  • pk1917pk1917 Member

    We loveeeeeeee #FREE PROCESSING POWER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • MooCowGalaxyMooCowGalaxy Member

    @MMzF said:

    @MooCowGalaxy said:

    @MMzF said:
    like arch or debian net install etc, pre installed os will suck a lot battery.

    What bloatware is installed on those? I personally haven’t experienced or noticed anything weird in my process list, everything is something that I need or use.

    The things you don't want/use, also heavy desktop environments do effect, brightness level do effect, and so on..

    I added a bunch of optimizations to my desktop environment - as for brightness level and other factors, I want to keep everything as close as possible to my experience in Windows. I’m not trying to do heavy optimizations like turning my brightness down to 1%, I just want to squeeze an extra few minutes out of this battery while still being able to do everything that I normally do (developing, browsing, etc.)

  • phucvandinhphucvandinh Member

    SHEEEEEESHH!! WE LOVE RACKNERD CREDITS.FIVE

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