Fluxbox.
As minimal or extreme as one desires.
Along with Slackware, it’s my type of K.I.S.S.
Fluxbox.
As minimal or extreme as one desires.
Along with Slackware, it’s my type of K.I.S.S.
Firstly, edit the post to remove the text, then save it. Henceforth, if it doesn’t delete, it’s empty.
You can edit resolv.conf and
# chattr +i resolv.conf
makes the file immutable.
It’s a kludge, and I’m not saying that it solves your DNS issue, but NM can’t override the file.
In a nutshell TLP’s default settings are optimized for battery life upon installation, allowing you to further tweak/adjust to your needs. Whereas acpitool analyzes, but doesn’t optimize without your input.
As for notifications, I don’t believe either package provides them, especially since they’re both cli tools (TLP has a gui, TLPUI)
As for notifications, a bash script similar to this would work:
ac_adapter=$(acpi -a | cut -d' ' -f3 | cut -d- -f1) if [ "$ac_adapter" = "on" ]; then notify-send "AC Adapter" "The AC Adapter is on." else notify-send "AC Adapter" "The AC Adapter is off." fi
If you then 3D printed a libretto, would it be a cube?
Who?