Without synaptic my notebook has between 100 and 200 wakeups per second. So synaptic alone makes 5 to 10 times more wakeups per second than the sum of the remaining processes.
The powertop website (http://www.linuxpowertop.org/powertop.php) mentions that "When running a full GNOME desktop, 3 wakeups per second is achievable.".
200 wakeups per second is not very good. Creating 1000 wakeups per second from one process is IMHO very bad.
Without synaptic my notebook has between 100 and 200 wakeups per second. So synaptic alone makes 5 to 10 times more wakeups per second than the sum of the remaining processes.
The powertop website (http:// www.linuxpowert op.org/ powertop. php) mentions that "When running a full GNOME desktop, 3 wakeups per second is achievable.".
200 wakeups per second is not very good. Creating 1000 wakeups per second from one process is IMHO very bad.