This week in KDE: Power profiles and a more polished Kickoff
This week I have two particularly large things to present! Not Steam Deck levels of large, but still pretty cool, I think.
First of all, David Redondo and Kai Uwe Broulik implemented the power profiles feature! This allows you to specify how your computer should balance energy use against performance. You can switch modes at any time using the Battery and Brightness applet, and you can configure which profile gets used automatically when plugging or unplugging the power cord. The feature will be available in Plasma 5.23 with a newer computer that supports it when using Linux Kernel 5.12 or greater.
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