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Currently, auto-cpufreq automatically disables the network connection after a period of inactivity. While this behavior can save power, it can be disruptive for users who need consistent network connectivity. Most laptops come with a dedicated network button/shortcut for users who prefer manual control, and as mentioned on Discord, Adnan has encouraged submitting feature request for it too.
Default behavior is fine. However, there is a need to give users options to customize it.
Current Behavior
Network connection is automatically disabled after a period of inactivity
Forces manual reconnection by clicking on the network again
Happens even when actively using the system (e.g., watching cached videos)
Requested Feature
Add configuration options in the auto-cpufreq config file to:
Disable automatic network power management completely
Configure the inactivity timeout period
Potentially add different settings for battery vs AC power
Few Use Cases
Watching streamed content with buffered/cached data
Waiting for background downloads or updates
Applications that require constant connectivity (like chat apps)
Why This Matters
The current behavior can be disruptive for users who need consistent network connectivity, especially in scenarios where the network appears inactive but is actually needed for maintaining connection state.
Suggested Implementation Example
Add new configuration options in the config file:
[network]# Enable/disable network power managementenable_power_saving = true
# Time in seconds before network is considered inactiveinactivity_timeout = 300
# Different settings for charger/battery# If not specified, will use enable_power_saving valuecharger_power_saving = false
battery_power_saving = true
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Currently, auto-cpufreq automatically disables the network connection after a period of inactivity. While this behavior can save power, it can be disruptive for users who need consistent network connectivity. Most laptops come with a dedicated network button/shortcut for users who prefer manual control, and as mentioned on Discord, Adnan has encouraged submitting feature request for it too.
Current Behavior
Requested Feature
Add configuration options in the auto-cpufreq config file to:
Few Use Cases
Why This Matters
The current behavior can be disruptive for users who need consistent network connectivity, especially in scenarios where the network appears inactive but is actually needed for maintaining connection state.
Suggested Implementation Example
Add new configuration options in the config file:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: