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Linux Idle Power Checkup
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Discussion of Linux idle power management vs other OSes
Abstract
Idle power consumption is the single most important metric of platform power management. It dictates how long the battery will last on a mobile device, it dictates how quiet a desktop can be, and it controls the the minimal server room electricity bill. Further, idle power is the baseline power to which all run-time power measurements are compared.
Here we examine the latest idle power measurements of Linux versions and competing operating systems on mobile, desktop, and server platforms. We illustrate areas where Linux is strong, and where Linux needs to improve.
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Len Brown
Intel OTCBiography
Len is a Principal Engineer at Intel’s
Opensource Technology Center (OTC).
He focuses on power management, and
has maintained the Linux Kernel ACPI
sub-system for 7 years.