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Author: AKrylatych

README.md

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 # Laptop-powersave-scripts
-This is a script made to improve battery life on linux laptops.
+This is a script made to improve battery life on linux laptops. </br>
 It allows to switch between cpu power usage modes in the bash terminal.
 
 # Usage
-Execute the script with superuser privileges (it's required to unlock more power governors and for switching between cpu usage modes)
-Type the name of the mode you wish to choose and hit enter.
-In the options menu you can switch to an extended mode that shows even more cpu power usage modes.
+Execute the script with superuser privileges (it's required to unlock more power governors and for switching between cpu usage modes) </br>
+Type the name of the mode you wish to choose and hit enter. </br>
+In the options menu you can switch to an extended mode that shows even more cpu power usage modes. </br>
 
 Basic modes include:    
-Performance mode - Sets the CPU clock speeds to max, regardless of the load
-Power saving mode - Sets the CPU clock speeds to minimum, regardless of the load
-Gradual scaling (ondemand) - Sets the CPU clock speeds depending on the load.
+Performance mode - Sets the CPU clock speeds to max, regardless of the load </br>
+Power saving mode - Sets the CPU clock speeds to minimum, regardless of the load </br>
+Gradual scaling (ondemand) - Sets the CPU clock speeds depending on the load. </br>
 
-You can also input your desired mode as a parameter when executing the script to bypass the GUI entirely.  
+You can also input your desired mode as a parameter when executing the script to bypass the GUI entirely.   </br>
 
 # Required packages
 Cpufreq-utils