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Must have packages/extentions/etc?
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Just figure out what you want to do. Its not like Windows where you need to run scrub scripts, or turn specific things on or off. It's very subjective.
Examples:
Just edit your comment and throw a few things out that you'd like to do, and you'll get a much more complete list of suggestions and tips.
Just swapped a new battery in a MacBook running mint. Any suggestions for battery/performance?
You might still need this: https://github.com/linux-on-mac/mbpfan
Also, install TLP for better battery life management. Maybe have look at powertop to see what allows using power.
Awesome, TYSM!