Verdiem Alternatives
Verdiem is described as 'delivers enterprise-class IT energy management & efficiency solutions for PCs, Macs, and Cisco EnergyWise devices – providing greater energy savings and IT efficiency'. There are seven alternatives to Verdiem for Windows, Linux and Mac. The best alternative is Granola. It's not free, so if you're looking for a free alternative, you could try Jupiter Applet or upower. Other great apps like Verdiem are Laptop Mode Tools (Free, Open Source), PowerPlug (Paid), Faronics Power Save (Paid) and Boray POWer (Free).
- PROGRAM DISCONTINUED (see project's home page) Download Granola and help save the world. Granola is free software that can reduce the energy consumption of your PC or laptop up to 35%. With one click, make your computer environmentally friendly.
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- Jupiter is a light weight power and hardware control applet for Linux. It is designed to improve battery life of a portable Linux computer by integrating with the operating system and changing parameters of the computer based on battery or powered connection.No screenshots yet
- UPower is an abstraction for enumerating power devices, listening to device events and querying history and statistics. Any application or service on the system can access the org.freedesktop.UPower service via the system message bus.No screenshots yet
- Laptop Mode Tools is a package of userspace scripts for Linux kernel "laptop mode".No screenshots yet
- PowerPlug offers PC Power Management solutions for organizations, enabling savings of up to 60% on PC network energy bills without interrupting end-user productivity or IT manageability. Leading products include PowerPlug Pro and Wakeup Portal.No screenshots yet
- Faronics Power Save is an effective and reliable energy conservation tool that accurately manages energy consumption throughout ain a multiple workstation environment and significantly cuts down on energy expenditures.No screenshots yet
- Boray POWer is a reliable tool that allows you to adjust your PC power plans automatically depending on your computer’s activity.
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