IS there a way to find out that the s 76 Scheduler is running?
IS there a way to find out that the s 76 Scheduler is running?
Ksystemctl status com.System76.Scheduleralso make sure the GNOME extension or KDE Kwin script is enabled
BHow is it on Deck images?
I'm still fighting against my HTPC, it Just does Not respect the KDE Power profiles on reboot and the thing with ER Just seems weird since every time the cpu clocks down and I Open the gamescope Guide Performance returns to normal
I'm still fighting against my HTPC, it Just does Not respect the KDE Power profiles on reboot and the thing with ER Just seems weird since every time the cpu clocks down and I Open the gamescope Guide Performance returns to normal
KHm? KDE should default to the balanced power profile each boot
KThat's driven by ppd and separate from s76 scheduler
Kit's never saved it
CHang on
BAHHHH a way to turn this Off?
CIn game mode I set the profile as performance, in the simpledeckytdp plug in
Kseparate thing from that
Cshould I've been using balanced?
Coh okay phew
Kif you want better battery, yea
Hyou can use a script to set the power profile on login through dbus, i made one for someone wanting powersave not long ago
Coh
Cwell
Cwoops?
Cwill try it from now on then
Hhere is the script in question
Hthink you can run the qdbus command without
power-saverdont have a battery powered device with me to check right now
COi, I updated and the cute bazzite intro is gone, is now the normal steamdeck one
BI mean my HTPC isnt battery powered either. Just a Box plugged onto a TV.
Should that script Work on a -Deck image, that IS what I am using on it
Should that script Work on a -Deck image, that IS what I am using on it
Pis there an easy way to set a profile on launching a game, and then revert to power-saver when closed?
Pany game*
KPPD doesn't really do finegrain controls like this
Kthey even refused to offer the option to switch based on plugged in state
Kbest thing to do is change it with the widget in your DE
Dif you can turn it off and on with bash scripts, you could write a launch wrapper in bash
Dset-power.sh %command%
where set-power.sh first sets the power profile to performance, runs the game with eval, making sure environment variables and LD_PRELOAD and LD_LIBRARY_PATH is passed in correctly otherwise proton will fail, wait until the game exits and then set the power profile back to normal
where set-power.sh first sets the power profile to performance, runs the game with eval, making sure environment variables and LD_PRELOAD and LD_LIBRARY_PATH is passed in correctly otherwise proton will fail, wait until the game exits and then set the power profile back to normal
Dmight be a pain to set it per game, but its the next best thing if there isn’t anything that does it automatically
KRather not ship anything like that, Balanced should be perfect for 99.9% of use cases
Doh no this is suggestion as an alternative
Knice thing to make for those that do though as an optional install
Dnot a solution
AThat's sus
AThat's literally the only reason I use a power manager
ANot on the go, handhelds have special power requirements
APower governors will be part of my tdp plugin when I get to it. Simple decky tdp has governors now though
ANever use performance through, it's either power or balance power
BDoes simpledeckytdp Work with HTPC's
B?
AWith amd ones should
Bcries in Intel
Kwhy limit TDP on an HTPC tho
Kthe default is no limit
BOkay did not think about that part
I Just want to tell my cpu to give it all and Stop snoozing in gamescope-session
I Just want to tell my cpu to give it all and Stop snoozing in gamescope-session
TI understand I don't need to anymore, but I did need to manually from 38 -> 39
APerf can make it downcl9ck and lower overall performance and boosting
Has long as you have the PPD slider available the script will work
