Linux On My Samsung

Nice, using the NC10 from time to time since this morning I never heard the fan running, sensors applet says ~51°C. The big difference here was switching off Compiz/AWN and returning to Metacity/Gnome-Panel.

Edit: K, right now as I'm typing this the fan starts spinning

In the settings for decoration plugin you should have a input field containing "any" for the window types to be decorated. Simply replace "any" with "!state=maxvert " - after that windows which are vertically maximized will not be decorated anymore.

Nice.
As in Windows the CPU temperature seems te be allowed to go up to 54°-55°, then the fan starts and brings temp back down to ~ 51°. Without this module fan triggering temp was about 45°C

*wwwoooow* !!
Can't count the times I wished someone would develope a tool like this for Linux - and finally it happened.

Thank you very much for this link. Tried it a few moments ago (quick look at the source, installed linux-headers and the DEB) - module loaded , switched to silent-mode -> as I'm ...

Nice :)

Well, I'm using those values for nearly the whole time since buying the NC10, never tested long-time 1,6Ghz cpu load but using them in my usual workflow (mail, browser, chat, image converting, moving files,... even once converting an avi movie with mencoder) never gave me a system freeze ...

Thank you for the laptop-mode suggestions, I'll try that. On the other hand I like the idea of having all settings in one single file...

I tried the undervolting/PHC in order to maybe turn off the (annoying) fan more often but this did not work. The fan switches on/off for every ~10 minutes after ...

Hello everybody,

just for everyone interested I post my /etc/rc.local optimized for powersaving with my NC10 \w Supertalent 64Gb SSD . I'm using the PHC-enabled kernel and Intel-PHC for cpu undervolting and a self-compiled iwlagn driver for the Intel 5100agn wifi card which is replacing the built ...

Hello,
somwhere I read about ath5k getting powersaving support with kernel 2.6.33 - but I do not know if this is still in the works. Replaced the wifi card with a Intel 5100agn which can be forced to enable powersaving mode using self-compiled driver (more recent than in karmic).

Ubuntu Karmic, Compiz (minimal effect settings), Avant Window Navigator Dock holding only main menu + currently used applications + networkmanager + customized digital clock, no starters, dock autohiding.

Maximized application windows without titlebar (removed via compiz), firefox customized to ...