I’ve installed TLP on my Lenovo ThinkBook laptop and was wondering if there are additional steps I can take to extend the battery life when using the laptop unplugged.

Could you please share more tips and tricks for maximizing battery life on Linux laptops?

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I have a laptop with USB-C charging and stash chargers all around the house so I am always plugged-in.

Works great, the battery life is infinite.

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If you’re plugged in, then it’s not battery life now is it?

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That’s the point I’m making, yes

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