Or you can install indicator-cpufreq, which provides a dropdown menu on your task bar to select the frequency and govern speeds of your processor.

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Quoting: Cybolic

Quoting: HailToTheGrail

Quoting: CybolicI wish there was a way to not have to put in my password on every change, maybe someone knows how to work around that?

You could give setuid a try. Make a shell script as root, and then: chmod u+s script.sh
You should be able to run it as a user with it's owner rights, which are root.

No go on my Arch system. I've also tried editing the sudoers config file with visudo and using sudo instead, but that still asks for a password :/

That workaround is echo (password) | sudo -S /usr/bin/scale.sh performance

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I covered this in my blog.

https://orkultus.wordpress.com/2013/07/08/getting-full-performance-out-of-your-intel-cpu-in-ubuntu/ [External Link]

-Orkultus-

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Just wish some of these Linux laptop manufacturers would throw in a video card that is worth a damn.

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So what happens when Mac developers start going full Metal API? This means that these mac ports that are Opengl, wont be available for a easy transfer to Linux anymore.

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I wrote a how to on my blogspot a few years ago about the walkaround.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/orkultus.wordpress.com/2013/07/29/how-to-make-steam-iconify-after-closing-the-window-ubuntu/amp/ [External Link]

-Orkultus-

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So why did it take them so long to figure out that he went to work for another Dev team? The game has been out for a while now. If I was the owner of Trendy I would of just been like "eh whatever". Sounds like they are just hard for cash.

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The only reason I backed this game was because they said a linux port was happening. Now I have a another game that I can't play. When the fuck are developers going to learn that if you want your game to be multi platform, don't use plugins and middle ware that only works on one or two OS's!!

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Very good game. Ran beautifully, looked beautiful, great voice over work, hilarious, and hectic at times. Finished it in 3 hours. Had to uppercase the F on the data folder but after that it was running. No issues with my Nvidia gtx 980.

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I just get constant crashes on Linux Mint 17.3 64bit. No idea why.

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