I've been looking for good power optimization software so I don't drain my battery while playing lightweight games. So one of the most interesting options I found was power-options , but it doesn't seem to be very updated and apparently there aren't other contributors other than two people.

Has anyone tried it? is it safe and works as intended?

I am also worried about uninstalling it. does it revert all the policies it imposes or I will need to reinstall my system to go back to normal?

I am on Fedora 43 if that matters

So I have an http server on node A, and a VPS on node B. Both are connected through wireguard on a VPN which consists only of these two nodes. I'm trying to make all the requests that arrive on http/s on node B to be forwarded to A and processed there. Then of course the response must return to the original sender. I've seen a million ways to do it online and I'm hitting a brick wall so how would you do it properly on a fresh install (assuming my firewall, ufw in my case, is disabled. I'll figure it out once routing works as intended)

It's 90% OFF rn on Steam and I've always loved Fo games (I'd say NV is my fav) and I love outer worlds as well, anyway, I have no friends who'd play the game with me and I live in the middle east so chances I make friends inside the game are pretty low (I've never met anyone who plays 76, or even Fo fans in general) also I guess it's worth mentioning that my internet connection isn't that stable (I've read that to play offline you need to pay subscription, hard PASS for me, but I can bear with not-so-good connection). Also it's worth mentioning that I'm on Fedora and the ProtonDB page for the game isn't very pleasant. And I'm thinking about buying GMod instead (my friend owns it but that's all)

I love Fo and enjoyed every Fo since 3 (I didn't play the old ones yet) but I don't want to regret buying it.

Give me advice!