Just run sudo crontab -e and add this line to the end of the echo 80 > /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/charge_control_end_threshold The last point was something I missed the most as since it's mobile and only mobile device for me, I want it to have the battery in perfect shape.įortunately, this one is really easy to fix. This laptop and some Asus ZenBook laptops come with a limiting battery charging to 80% to protect it.Well, I was a bit sad about it initially, but after testing it on Windows, I've not got used to it. Numpad integrated inside the touchpad doesn't work.And it seems that there is some work in progress. I'm running the latest LTS Kubuntu distro, and while it runs great on it, there are several known issues:
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It was even tested to play full HD videos for 30 hours without charging.įor me, it's like a miracle, and even with my workflow (several Dockers, several IntelliJ instances, etc.), it survives on the battery for about 14 hours under high load. What I love about it the most is that it can run, according to ASUS, for 24-hours on a battery. I've got myself Asus ExpertBook B9450, a powerful yet small and light one. However, to be able to work on the go, I also need a decent laptop. I'm a fan of old-school desktop computers, and for my normal work, I use two of them.
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