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Red Hat - Fedora Best battery performance

From the development team, there have been improvements that introduced improvements in battery life.

 The first one is related to the Bluetooth and USB management interfaces. As long as they are not necessary. That is, it is not used, it can be used in suspension mode to avoid the unnecessary consumption of energy. Indicate that this does not cause an appearance of conflicts with peripherals that enter in suspension mode and do not recover from this state, something that has already been seen as it happens in Windows.

 From the development group of Red Hat also opt to activate the automatic suspension of Intel HDA codecs. To this, they add the driver modification of the SATA and i915 interfaces.
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