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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
This is a usability problem, asking for authentication every time the user changes profiles manually.
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Your use case(s)
I want to create a widget/dashboard to switch between ac and bat profiles.
What you want to happen
Use the tlp commands without sudo: $ tlp true $ tlp false
Additional context
powerprofilesctl doesn't need authentication to change the power profile.
Other operating systems change energy profiles without asking for privileges too.
Mac
Windows
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Adding a daemon would mean more or less rewriting TLP from scratch, what I do not intend to do anytime soon.
The basic idea of TLP is to automatically change the profile depending on the power source and providing just two profiles AC/BAT. The use case of a manual change has no priority.
You may of course write a root daemon (that calls tlp) yourself or you may look at the possibilities of /etc/sudoers.
Btw. I consider tlp false|true deprecated. Better use tlp bat|ac.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
This is a usability problem, asking for authentication every time the user changes profiles manually.
Describe the solution you'd like
A clear and concise description of:
Your use case(s)
I want to create a widget/dashboard to switch between ac and bat profiles.
What you want to happen
Use the tlp commands without sudo:
$ tlp true
$ tlp false
Additional context
powerprofilesctl doesn't need authentication to change the power profile.
Other operating systems change energy profiles without asking for privileges too.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: