slimbookbattery VS TLPUI

start with slimbook battery

You could try Slimbook battery, if you have a laptop https://github.com/Slimbook-Team/slimbookbattery

Just install slimbook battery or CoreCtrl

Anyway, now I don't have that power options although I can use [slimbook-battery](https://github.com/slimbook/slimbookbattery). I guess the app works but still if I can do the procedure without a third party app it would be better.

I'm not sure if anyone has mentioned this already, but try using Slimbook Battery, which is a GUI software to manage battery life. For me personally, this increased battery life from three hours to almost six hours on my Lenovo Yoga 6.

Installed https://github.com/slimbook/slimbookbattery on wife's laptop for longer battery and it worked fine.

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Either use Vantage software on windows or take a look at this: https://github.com/d4nj1/TLPUI

You might want to give this a try: https://github.com/d4nj1/TLPUI

You might also be interesting in the GUI for customizing the energy profile: https://github.com/d4nj1/TLPUI

I had tried using tlp through tlpui, though I wasn't ever sure I was able to get it to work right, so I ignored it. I've gone back and disabled and saved it in that state for now.

You can also config tlp graphically with tlpui

There is a TLP UI which allows some graphical configuration, as far as i remember also exactly the strings OP wanted.

In any case, messing with /etc/tlp.conf by itself seems rather daunting. Maybe TLPUI is worth looking at?

Sidenote. TLP has no GUI. TLPUI however is a GUI for editing TLP config files, thus achieving the desired goal. It's available on AUR at least, probably other places as well.

I'd install the TLPUI app and do it from there. It has so many options.