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@citunek22 on airplane-mode-project · about 2 months ago

I made a lightweight battery saver by turning off wireless interfaces and intel turbo boost. At first i made it for myself to a flight to Egypt but i said why can’t i upload it so i did as i wanted to try if people would like it as it’s my first project. It was like 50/50 on the hardness scale like writing code to the ui and the networking things were easy but the intel turbo boost was hard that’s why i needed to use gemini to help me with it. I’m proud that it works and can help people tho it’s so easy and i hope it will help me on the flight which will be in August.
If you want to test it install the .deb file from github and in the terminal run “airplane-mode-gui”. I hope that this helps you and happy battery saving.

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@citunek22 on airplane-mode-project · about 2 months ago

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So i was fixing the turbo not showing if it was disabled or not but now it works i know that the zero is not seen there but it´s there and 1 means it´s disabled and 0 means it´s enabled.

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@citunek22 on airplane-mode-project · about 2 months ago

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So today i made a working GUI and i´m glad i got it working

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@citunek22 on airplane-mode-project · about 2 months ago

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I wanted to maximize the battery life on my 2011 MacBook Pro so thats why i made this little lightweight script. This was made for a flight to Egypt but i wanted to publish this here. So this is a preview of the code the rest is on github there are 2 parts turn on and turn off.