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[Guy looking happy:] Hey, thereβs a Linux version of that program I like
[Guy looking disappointed:] Closed Source, no ARM support
this post was submitted on 28 May 2025
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Battery life in a laptop?
Yeah it's never really an issue for me. I just make sure to bring my charger with me if I'm out somewhere with my laptop. Most computing is done on my desktop though, I don't use a laptop very much
Also, most laptops aren't at the 100Wh battery ceiling
in 2025, it's exasperatingly difficult to find a non-gaming laptop that has a 100 (or 99) Wh battery.
You can use a USB powerstation with USB PD. The computer won't know about its remaining charge on any powerstation that I'm aware of, but that'll let you functionally untether for as long as you want, as long as you're willing to carry the powerstation, plug it in when the internal battery gets low, and remember to charge it.
I keep a small 100Wh USB powerstation in my backpack, and a larger powerstation in the car.
Here's an 1070Wh powerstation:
https://www.amazon.com/Jackery-Explorer-Portable-Generator-Emergency/dp/B0D7PPG25F/
This is considerably larger (and comes with a lot more electronics), but also ten times that amount of juice.
powertopsays that my laptop is currently drawing 10.6 watts as I'm sitting here. That thing could run my laptop at the current power usage for 4.2 days, assuming no idle screen powerdown or anything like that.Today, though, Linux doesn't have the ability to have a USB power station and treat it as another BAT /sys/class/power_supply device, and there aren't USB PD power stations that report their charge out there that I'm aware of. If you have a laptop running on USB PD power, it simply acts as if it's connected to an infinite source of AC wall power.
Either you get app compatability or battery life.
Wait newer cpus got that too so I'm good with x86
Yeah, that one would be huge, it's pretty much the only thing I envy Mac users.
My T470 still gets me 10hours. It's enough
I already get 8-10 hours of active use out of my T14. Who wants to do more stuff for longer without a dedicated space for it?
I get sick of coffee shop stuff after like 3 hours.