Hi Anindya,
In most cases, tools like TLP, Powertop, and other CPU frequency tools won't be very effective within Crostini. The exception would be "top" based wrappers, which can help you identify and terminate long-running processes you've started but are otherwise difficult to kill. However, running `ps -aux` followed by `pkill` is usually just as effective.
Remember that Crostini operates as a container within a lightweight virtual machine. This means the underlying hardware is abstracted, so tools designed to change CPU frequency, power modes, or perform kernel-level tweaks will generally not function as intended.
Best regards,
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