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How do you manage fans/power profile for gaming laptops on Linux?
I have a new MSI Summit laptop (i7, RTX3050) and it's currently running windows 11. To manage fans and power profiles the was an app already installed (MSI center pro) that offers 4 useful profiles (Performance, Balanced, Silent and Super Battery). Since I may want to switch (back) to Linux (I was thinking about Fedora but not sure yet), how would I be able to switch between profiles like these? Do you have a software to do that easily that you recommend me?
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Oh… None of these 2 scenarios looks good to me… But I guess I prefer the GPL one if I have to chose


Thank you! And, if for example someone forks my code and start distributing his new forked app, is there a license which would force him/her to credit the original project?


Which FOSS licence would you suggest me?
I'm rebuilding an app that I made few years ago to make it open-source and free from big company dependencies (for example replacing Firebase with Appwrite)... Now, since it's already live on Codeberg, I think it would be good to give it a license but I'm super new to FOSS licenses and so I don't know how to move... Which one would you suggest me?
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Recently started using Anonaddy aliases + my old personal e-mail which it’s still used on more important sites and for personal emails. 😁

Oh, right, there is also outlook for school 🙄