Ananicy Cpp
TT-CPU-Scheduler
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Ananicy Cpp
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runwhenidle - Linux utility that can automatically pause a computationally-intensive command when user is in front of a computer and resume it when they are away.
For anyone using CPU or IO intensive programs, you can also keep using your desktop, with Cachy OS kernel or Bore scheduler/kernel and Ananicy or ananicy-cpp. Happy gentoo user here, compiling for hours while listening to music/browsing without hiccups.
- TIP: How I doubled my laptop's battery life.
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Did System76 just hint at a possible Arch+PopOS in their latest video?
Btw, anyone have experience with the Zen kernel on Pop! Or know of a good ppa for https://gitlab.com/ananicy-cpp/ananicy-cpp?
- Dynamic double/ triple buffering is ready to be merged
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Pop!_OS Linux gets better game performance and desktop responsiveness
You don't have to anyway. This is a rudimentary and possibly ignorant reimplementation of an established tool, ananicy-cpp. If you want the same (or better) functionality, that tool already exists and is easy to install and use.
- Arch freezing under high disk load, like Steam downloading a game.
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Does it make sense to use 'auto renice' like daemons if your typical workflow use less than 25% CPU most of the time?
If you are interested,there is a program called ananicy-cpp where it set nice values automatically for each app,but this not improve battery life,only prioritize on cpu load.
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Gaming while other things are running?
You can try run ananicy-cpp,is a program that prioritize other programs,say if you are compiling something and gaming,the compiling will have the lowest priority to avoid stuttering the game,and the game will have much priority.
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I really like these feature from KSysGuard, I hope these gets added to Plasma System Monitor
There is a improved version called ananicy-cpp written in C++ instead of python if you are interested.
TT-CPU-Scheduler
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Pop!_OS Linux gets better game performance and desktop responsiveness
I don’t understand how ananicy-cpp is better than the TT CPU Scheduler, which I’ve been using for a while on Arch and loving. Why’d they write their own instead of using TT?
What are some alternatives?
Ananicy - Ananicy - is Another auto nice daemon, with community rules support (Use pull request please)
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