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Auto-cpufreq is a Linux utility that automatically balances CPU performance and battery life on laptops. The v3.1 update adds GTK-based live system monitoring and Bluetooth startup controls to its graphical interface, while also refining CPU limits, battery charging thresholds, platform profiles, and discrete-GPU power management. The release focuses on making the tool more observable and configurable across varied hardware, with compatibility and reliability fixes noted in the official changelog. For WindowsForum.com readers, this tag covers news and discussions about this open-source tool, which is relevant for those using Linux on laptops or exploring cross-platform performance tuning options.
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    Auto-cpufreq 3.1 Adds GTK Monitoring and Bluetooth Controls

    Auto-cpufreq 3.1 is a meaningful usability release for Linux laptop owners: it brings live system monitoring and Bluetooth startup controls into the GTK graphical interface while tightening the behind-the-scenes behavior that determines CPU limits, battery charging thresholds, platform profiles...