In T9725#195923, @ZachBacon wrote:

That's a good start, I just forked the repo into my personal GitHub and will work on it as much as I can. Though I can say for certain your instructions didn't exactly work for me, still reporting the AMD driver being in use, BUT, it's motivating me to try and improve LDM outside of my gnome packaging duties for Solus.

@ZachBacon Sure. My setup has an AMD 5900HS and an NVIDIA 3070 mobile. This is output of lspci -v:

I think this is a duplicate of T9725

@Silvermyst This is due to linux-driver-management not supporting the AMD iGPU + NVIDIA dGPU optimus setup. You can see in the output of linux-driver-management status that it failed to detect the dGPU.

In T9800#191735, @nazar wrote:

@xulongwu4 since hardware you use is quite recent, did the situation improve with 5.14 kernel? Also is it possible Fedora/Ubuntu installer sets up TLP without user knowing?
My 35W mobile Haswell draws 11W when idle and it's been like that for quite a few 5.x kernel releases. The difference is my hardware is dated and I enable powertop (run once systemctl enable powertop).

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In D12522#211752, @Harvey wrote:

In D12522#211750, @livingsilver94 wrote:

My 2 cents: I think we should do this to zsh

Unless a user has modified /etc/profile which would be overwritten every upgrade, or created an /etc/zprofile or /etc/zsh/zprofile for a custom config.
zsh actually sources /etc/profile https://dev.getsol.us/source/zsh/browse/master/files/zprofile$6 which means it sources /usr/share/defaults/etc/profile.d/*.sh https://dev.getsol.us/source/bash/browse/master/files/profile/profile$4

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@ReillyBrogan, I understand using pyenv is one solution. I suppose if solus provides the python interpreter for python 3.6-3.8, it will work equally well, and it saves us the effort to install pyenv and manage all its python installations. I am not asking solus to provide system packages for python version 3.6-3.8. It will just be a barebone interpreter for me to install virtual environment with. I am also not proposing to use system python packages for project development.

@saitam, the nvidia-container-runtime supports stateless configuration. Before we modify the packaging scripts to adopt your suggestion, you can copy /usr/share/nvidia-container-runtime/config.toml to /etc/nvidia-container-runtime/config.toml and make your desired changes. The file /etc/nvidia-container-runtime/config.toml takes precedence.

Seems to be an duplicate of T9924

@maikwoehl, my suggestion is to only provide a bare-bone python interpreter for versions 3.6 to 3.8. No other python 3.6-3.8 packages need to be maintained in the Solus repo. The benefit of providing such a interpreter is to let developers easily create virtual environments or use poetry with the python version of their own choice. As far as I know, fedora also provides multiple python interpreters from 3.6 to 3.9, while only provides other python packages for python 3.9. The maintainer of Solus do not to worry about whether the python packages in the Solus repo are compatible with multiple python versions.

@maikwoehl, I guess you justified my point that developers need other versions of python interpreters. I believe adding them to the Solus repo saves a lot of developers' time to compile python locally.

On kernel 5.13.4:

@joebonrichie I was able to get the device-wise power estimation and it is attached here.

Could you reupload the solus screenshot/post a paste with the power estimation for each service enabled? IIRC it may need to be ran as sudo and be left for a while first.

@joebonrichie, can you give me some instructions on how to get that statistics? I usually run powertop without parameters. When we were on 5.12.x, the power draw of each device is shown on the left column of the Device stats tab, but not any more after we upgraded to 5.13.x kernel. I do remember that the Radio device: iwlwifi item consumed around 10W when we were on 5.12.x.

@blogofrais This request needs to be reviewed and approved by the core team before we submit commits for the package.

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@algent Ah thanks. Didn't know about it.

@Silvermyst can you post the output of linux-driver-management status and lspci -v?

Confirmed that installing the 20210511 release of linux-firmware and rebuilding the kernel results in a successful boot.

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Re-inclusion will need to go through our standard package request process.