Hi guys,
After playing around with Ubuntu Budgie, I decided to re-install it properly as my daily drive.
Everything went fine but…
I think that before I reinstalled Ubuntu Budgie I had an applet that allowed me to change the governor setting so I could set it “performance” instead of “Powersave”.
After re-installing Budgie, even if I activate all applets, I can’t seem to find that anymore
Anyone knows if I can get it back and if so, how I can do it ?
I must say that maybe that was an applet used in Manjaro Budgie Sorry…
Regards.
That was a budgie applet on Manjaro?
I am not familiar with it but if you can find out more details and where the manjaro source for it is then i am very willing to package it up for easy installation.
Maybe you were thinking about indicator-cpufreq which is Installable from the standard repositories?
Hi,
Well, I must say that I can’t remember if that was in Manjaro Budgie or if that was in Ubuntu Budgie.
I am however under the impression that it was in Ubuntu Budgie…
It looked like the Caffeine applet, or the Network indicator.
I installed the indicator-cpufreq… I’ll see if that is that one.
Regards.
Hi,
Found it. I had to add the “App indicator” Applet to my Menu bar… A smal icon shows up that allows me to choose “Performance” instead of “Powersave”.
Cool