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diff --git a/distro-end b/distro-end
index 5378579..fd4df9b 100755
--- a/distro-end
+++ b/distro-end
@@ -764,11 +764,16 @@ EOF
         pup --allow-downgrades
       fi
       # system76-driver: on a modern kernel, it seems to mainly just do
-      # some power settings, I haven't looked entirely through it. it
-      # might also change fan speed. Of its recommended packages,
-      # system76-power is the only one I haven't looked at, the others
-      # do nothing for laptops i have. they have models hardcoded in
-      # source, so you can just grep for it. pkx package; caf | less.
+      # some power settings, I haven't looked entirely through it. Of
+      # its recommended packages, system76-power is the only one I
+      # haven't looked at, the others do nothing for laptops i
+      # have. they have models hardcoded in source, so you can just grep
+      # for it. pkx package; caf | less. I'm rather annoyed that
+      # com.system76.PowerDaemon.service is regularly taking up the
+      # most power. I wonder what it is actually doing, it really
+      # doesn't say, just has cryptic messages when I turn on
+      # debug logs, and has no documentation. Similar deal with
+      # system76-driver.service.
       #
       # if you get a notice about a firmware update, the notifier on i3
       # is too dumb to do anything when you click it.