dolphin_oracle wrote:@SamK - I suspected you had it running. __{{emoticon}}__
The past tense is accurate. The laptop is used mainly as a test bed for ideas. CPU Frequency Scaling was removed a while ago and the laptop used for a new set of tests. Most of the earlier feedback has been made from my recall.
anticapitalista wrote:Minor point.
When installing antiX to hard drive via gui installer, you have the option to disable cpufrequtils.
Thanks for the reminder as I had fogotten this. One observation, if one is comfortable with antiX it may be installed on a machine without being aware that a small element does not fully work and only discover this once the installed system is in use.