After that, your laptop should not be so hot anymore :)
Try using the Jupiter applet. This little "gold-nugget" app, written in
Python, is intended to implement some power saving functionality under the
Linux-kernel.
After the installation is done, run the app (from Gnome menu) and switch
'Performance' to 'Power Saving' mode (through the flash icon that appear on
the right-side of the panel). Also do this when your laptop is (un)plugged
into/from power source because Jupiter automatically changes the power plan
depending on whether is your PC plugged in or not.
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