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this post was submitted on 28 Mar 2024
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if battery is the priority the single biggest gain I can recommend is to use xorg with compositing off. (Gnome cannot do this, KDE can, if you use a WM then don't use Picom etc)
If you can tolerate screen tearing you can save a significant amount of power while web browsing.
I use KDE only. I'll surely give this a try thank you.