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Adnan Hodzic
Netherlands
Приєднався 16 вер 2006
Tech Lead at ING (DAP) Public Cloud area. Created few cool Open Source projects, i.e: auto-cpufreq. Ex Debian Linux contributor. More on adnan.hodzic.org
From Kubernetes to Serverless with GCP Cloud Build & Cloud Run
Discussing app architecture with reliability in mind in context of running workloads on private Kubernetes cluster. As part of video will perform live migration of an app from Kubernetes to Serverless with GCP Cloud Build & Cloud Run.
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Blog post: "App architecture with reliability in mind: From Kubernetes to Serverless with GCP Cloud Build & Cloud Run" foolcontrol.org/?p=4621
atuf.app "Amsterdam Toilet & Urinal Finder" atuf.foolcontrol.org
Blog post: "atuf.app: Amsterdam Toilet & Urinal Finder" foolcontrol.org/?p=4393
atuf.app-deployment - Terraform, cloudbuild.yaml & Dockerfil reference repo github.com/AdnanHodzic/atuf.app-deployment
"wp-k8s: WordPress on privately hosted Kubernetes cluster (Raspberry Pi 4 + Synology)" foolcontrol.org/?p=4004
--- Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction - How and why I created this project
00:51 - Automate app deployments (Github to Cloud Run) with Cloud Build
1:54 - Going over private Kubernetes & cloud setup
02:30 About atuf.app - Amterdam Toilet & Urinal Finder
04:00 - How ATUF came to be, and why?
04:50 - Availability and uptime becaming crucial factor
05:10 - Problem of running apps on a private Kubernetes cluster? (actions taken)
06:47 - Problem of running apps on a private Kubernetes cluster? (accidents still happen)
07:38 - cloud build & cloud run: a perfect solution for k8s cluster failover & DR?
08:54 - Automate app & deployments (Github to cloud run) with cloud build
09:13 - atuf.app-deployment reference repo with all Terraform & cloudbuild.yaml code
09:41 - atuf.app app architecture
10:25 - Automate app deployments (Github to Cloud Run) with Cloud Build - Requirements
11:00 - Step 1 - Deploy to Cloud Run using cloudbuild.yaml (Cloud Build)
15:24 - Step 1 - Requirements (showing how the process would look like with Cloud run)
16:45 - Cloud build setup
19:19 - cloudbuild.yaml explained
24:08 - Automated re-deployment & fixing a bug
28:15 - Step 2 - Cloud Run using Cloud Build (cloudbuild.yaml) with Terraform - Requirements
34:45 - Step 2 - Terraform run
43:34 - Live migration & failover idea; Manage custom domains with Cloud Run
47:13 - Terraform imports of Cloud Run provisioned resources with cloudbuild.yaml
50:22 - Finalizing domain migration
Apologizes for sound breaking up during the playback, I only noticed about this problem after I recorded 50+min of video, hence re-recording it was not an option.
--- Links
Blog post: "App architecture with reliability in mind: From Kubernetes to Serverless with GCP Cloud Build & Cloud Run" foolcontrol.org/?p=4621
atuf.app "Amsterdam Toilet & Urinal Finder" atuf.foolcontrol.org
Blog post: "atuf.app: Amsterdam Toilet & Urinal Finder" foolcontrol.org/?p=4393
atuf.app-deployment - Terraform, cloudbuild.yaml & Dockerfil reference repo github.com/AdnanHodzic/atuf.app-deployment
"wp-k8s: WordPress on privately hosted Kubernetes cluster (Raspberry Pi 4 + Synology)" foolcontrol.org/?p=4004
--- Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction - How and why I created this project
00:51 - Automate app deployments (Github to Cloud Run) with Cloud Build
1:54 - Going over private Kubernetes & cloud setup
02:30 About atuf.app - Amterdam Toilet & Urinal Finder
04:00 - How ATUF came to be, and why?
04:50 - Availability and uptime becaming crucial factor
05:10 - Problem of running apps on a private Kubernetes cluster? (actions taken)
06:47 - Problem of running apps on a private Kubernetes cluster? (accidents still happen)
07:38 - cloud build & cloud run: a perfect solution for k8s cluster failover & DR?
08:54 - Automate app & deployments (Github to cloud run) with cloud build
09:13 - atuf.app-deployment reference repo with all Terraform & cloudbuild.yaml code
09:41 - atuf.app app architecture
10:25 - Automate app deployments (Github to Cloud Run) with Cloud Build - Requirements
11:00 - Step 1 - Deploy to Cloud Run using cloudbuild.yaml (Cloud Build)
15:24 - Step 1 - Requirements (showing how the process would look like with Cloud run)
16:45 - Cloud build setup
19:19 - cloudbuild.yaml explained
24:08 - Automated re-deployment & fixing a bug
28:15 - Step 2 - Cloud Run using Cloud Build (cloudbuild.yaml) with Terraform - Requirements
34:45 - Step 2 - Terraform run
43:34 - Live migration & failover idea; Manage custom domains with Cloud Run
47:13 - Terraform imports of Cloud Run provisioned resources with cloudbuild.yaml
50:22 - Finalizing domain migration
Apologizes for sound breaking up during the playback, I only noticed about this problem after I recorded 50+min of video, hence re-recording it was not an option.
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auto-cpufreq v2.0 release & demo of all available features and options
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Showcase of auto-cpufreq v2.0 (Automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux) tool and its available features & options. Blog post: foolcontrol.org/?p=4603 auto-cpufreq Github: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/ auto-cpufreq Github v2.0.0 release page: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/releases/tag/v2.0.0 Video timeline: 0:00 - History of problem with Linux power optimization 1:30 - Idea ...
Lamborghini Huracan drive (Supercar Sunday)
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As part of Supercar Sunday in Zandvoort, Netherlands I got a chance to drive Lamborghini Huracan LP-610-4.
auto-cpufreq - tool demo (Automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux)
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Update! auto-cpufreq v2.0 relese blog post: foolcontrol.org/?p=4603 auto-cpufreq v2.0 release UA-cam video: ua-cam.com/video/SPGpkZ0AZVU/v-deo.html Showcase of auto-cpufreq tool and its functionality. Automatic CPU speed & power optimizer for Linux based on active monitoring of laptop's battery state, CPU usage, CPU temperature and system load. Ultimately allowing you to improve battery life wi...
PS4 Remote Play on Linux
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PS4 Remote Play is officially only available for Windows PC/Mac. Which doesn't mean you can't get it working on Linux 🤓 Running on Ubuntu 19.04 with Chiaki "free and open source PS4 remote play client" github.com/thestr4ng3r/chiaki Depending on the distro and/or release you might need to also get: github.com/chrippa/ds4drv
Karting at Race Planet (Amsterdam)
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As part of team building and celebrating app launch, various teams from VEON went karting. This is how it all looked through GoPro attached to the front of helmet. Music by: Band: Chimaira Song: Implements Of Destruction Album: The Impossibility of Reason album (2003) All Rights Reserved to Chimaira.
DebConf14: Docker Debian
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DebConf14: Docker Debian You can find rest of the DebConf14 videos/meetings/lectures/etc on: meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2014/debconf14/webm/
DebConf 14: QA with Linus Torvalds
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DebConf 14: QA with Linus Torvalds You can find rest of the DebConf14 videos/meetings/lectures/etc on: meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2014/debconf14/webm/
King's day (Koningsdag) Amsterdam
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Glimpse of King's day (Koningsdag) Amsterdam 2014
Roundabout
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On the playground "roundabout" ... just another life moment captured on video.
Movember in Amsterdam
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I don't remember when was the last time I shaved, but it's amazing what combination of beer and fight for good cause will do to your face. #Movember in Amsterdam Need inspiration? "How to Grow a Moustache with Nick Offerman": ua-cam.com/video/8w1p5UI7Siw/v-deo.html
What's an object in Java? (OOP)
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Interesting description of what's an object in object oriented programming language such as Java. © 2009 O'Reilly Media - Great Java: Level 1 oreilly.com/catalog/9780596809393
DebConf11 - Welcome talk
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DebConf11 introductory session Rest of the DebConf11 talks and sessions can be found on: meetings-archive.debian.net/pub/debian-meetings/2011/debconf11/
Paranoid way of disposing large amounts of old optical media
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Needed to dispose a big collection of CD/DVD's Some contained private or classified information, thus the reason they needed to be detroyed. Idea of breaking them occurred to me but it was too much hassle it was too time consuming. Instead I went with fast and "clean" solution. Destroyed them the same way they were made ... by "burning them" Music: Juno Reactor - War Dogs (Labyrinth 2004) Made ...
Driving through the state of elementary disaster
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Driving through the state of elementary disaster
UNKLE - The Runaway (havoc HD remaster)
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UNKLE - The Runaway (havoc HD remaster)
RTRS - "Srpska Danas" - DebConf11 Press Release
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RTRS - "Srpska Danas" - DebConf11 Press Release
Defence ft Edo Maajka - Defence 99 (Chenga HD remaster)
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Defence ft Edo Maajka - Defence 99 (Chenga HD remaster)
Lenovo x300 (ssd) vs Toshiba u500 (sata) boot speed
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Lenovo x300 (ssd) vs Toshiba u500 (sata) boot speed
Google Nexus S - overclocked to 1400MHz + enabled BLN
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Google Nexus S - overclocked to 1400MHz enabled BLN
HowTo: Enable Nokia N95 Close up/macro recording
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HowTo: Enable Nokia N95 Close up/macro recording
Showing friend (Veljo) a Seinfeld restaurant
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Showing friend (Veljo) a Seinfeld restaurant
49:40 This guy is a hero!
Thank you very much for this amazing piece of software
Always glad to hear comments like this one! Most welcome, spread the word and consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
Man, you are awesome. Thank you for this tool.
You're most welcome! In meantime, please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq#donate
Every developer should watch this. I have only one quibble, which is he says "everything in [steam deck] is statically linked, which is sad". I am a firm advocate of static linking. Every time I bring this up people talk about "wasting space". If you take the most high tech form of disk drive out there, meaning the most expensive, which is M.2 SSDs, they are selling for around $100 for a terabyte. If you do the math, thats 100dreth of a *cent* per megabyte. Even huge applications are in terms of megabytes of space. We are talking about the cost of ant spit here. In an ideal world, shared libraries should just work. We were never in an ideal world. I think it's funny that this idea, dynamic linking, was not only a copy of a feature from the Windows world but a copy of their worst feature. The good thing is its an individual developer decision to static link or not. The bad thing is that many FOSS libraries treat static linking as an afterthought, and many FOSS libraries won't work as static linked binaries.
does auto cpu freq support "core parking"?
For now, there's a manual way to do it: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues/654 and same question was asked in Discussion as part of: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues/69
@@AdnanHodzic ty for this great tool. would be nice if one could core park P-Cores and just run on the E-Cores for extra power safing.
Most welcome and I suggest you add this as a comment to the issue/discussion I shared above (so whoever ends up working on this takes in in consideration) and subscribe to it, so when the feature is eventually implemented you'll be first one to know.
Eres un genio. Funcionando perfectamente en Debian 12 con XFCE. Gracias!
thank you for creating this, much appricated
Most welcome & please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
nije ova pjesma na njemu ali samo da kazem.. Baga Music mi je najdrazi album svih vremena..nije bitno zanr
Hello sir. Do i just need to install it and I don't have to configure like how I do for tlp?
Correct, as it does all of this automatically for you. But if you do want to configure it you can also do it github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq#configuring-auto-cpufreq
@@AdnanHodzic thanks sir for responding so quickly. I subscribed to your channel now. I had TLP installed and no difference. I have 15 year old Samsung R540 laptop just changed battery and install Linux debian 12. The battery just gives me so little hours. I also notice when i switch laptop off in morning battery is 30% less. I'm installing now via snap your tool. Thanks so much for your contribution
@@John14vs6_ Most welcome & please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
Should I install powertop if I already have auto-cpufreq?
@@John14vs6_ no need, but up to you.
This is a really useful software, friend. Thank you for making it to us. God bless you!
Most welcome! In meantime, please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
Thank you very much! PLEASE add support for Lenovo ThinkBook G3 (Amd Ryzen) for Battery charging thresholds. I can"t fix it. Waiting forward for more in app options
If thus doesn't do anything for you github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/?tab=readme-ov-file#battery-charging-thresholds Then please create an issue/feature request: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues Otherwise if you know what needs to be done please give it a try and contribute to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#code-contribution and you will be credited for your work as part of future release: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/releases
@@AdnanHodzicit works. But now it stops charging my laptop under 59%))) i removed cpufreq and reinstall fedora 39, but it still charging only to 59%......
@@ivt8923 github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues
excellent work!!
Thank you! Please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
Excellent tool, thanks. Was very much needed as a more user-friendly alternative to TLP. I made one change from the default. I changed the on battery governor to "ondemand" from "powersave". Powersave frequently locked the speed at 800Mhz which made on-battery performance somewhat dismal. The ondemand governor seems to bump the frequency quickly and drop it quickly enough after the burst is required.
this has ben gamechanger for so long :)
Probably watched it 10 times. I just love listening to Linus Torvalds and how he talks about technology it's just so pragmatic
Great tool, thank you! If you run your linux system in dual boot with Windows, could the tool have an impact on your Windows system too when you boot to Windows?
Thanks! It's a Linux app/tool and needless to say, as such it has nothing to do with Windows.
Hi Adnan, great script however I have a problem Cpu-Autofreq detects my current setting as "powersave" and no matter what suggestion or change it makes, it will always say current: "powersave" any suggestions? fedora 39
Have you tried overriding the governor to see if it ever switches to "performance" or even using config file? github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#2---force-governor-override If problem persists please open an issue on Github: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues
@@AdnanHodzic Hi Adnan, thanks for your recommendation. It seems like this did the trick and automatic switching worked, it also sticked after reboot. This also works with the CachyOS bore kernel (great combination) 2 hours in now and my battery life has improved, normally id be sitting at 50%, I am at 70%. Really excellent script thank you for the gains in efficiency :) no noticeable impact on performance at all. I've tried your script after fedora automatically updated my Dell bios and locked me out of undervolting which made me find your script! This has made a much bigger impact on battery life and performance so I thank you kindly. Much appreciated!
@@2g1c69 Great to hear! Please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq#donate
for some reason mine saves currently using: powersave suggested using: performance but never changes off powersave, using --monitor, --live etc any suggestions? fedora 39
AppImage. Frak Snap and frak Flatpak. AppImage is that beautiful single executable. I am sure some might complain about sizes of apps and they would be right. Yet none-the-less it's the best thing to come about since deb files.
Gracias
I live in a corrupt $hithole of a country that has power outages every single day. For someone like me, this amazing tool you've created is not just a "convenient" functionality, but an absolute necessity as I'm studying Software Engineering. With auto-cpufreq I actually have a fighting chance to study longer, and have a better life somewhere else.
Glad to hear auto-cpufreq has such positive impact on you! Thank you for sharing this comment, as it can only serve as additional motivation in its further development.
Thanks again! 🤘😎🤘@@AdnanHodzic
Just add, I would also encourage you to consider doing a code contributions to the project. As getting involved with open source is one of the best ways to learn software engineering: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#code-contribution@@dezly-macauley
How to measure the effect of this program in increasing battery life?
By observing battery life. If you're using GNOME as your desktop environment, go to Settings > Power which has nice indicator how many hours you have left when you're on battery. Another useful one is GNOME Power Statistics.
Hvala Adnane, pozdrav iz Miami-a
nema na cemu :)
Thank you genius, you saved the linux community and the planet!
Thank you and please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
one question, does it work with power profiles daemon ? it will be cool to change the profiles of cpu with the power profiles daemon direcly from gnome quick center.
auto-cpufreq renders power profiles redundant. Because it does it everything automatically for you: twitter.com/fooctrl/status/1467469508373884933?t=YgpGcYJF9EYtwAaYAf_Sjw&s=19
@@AdnanHodzic so what u mean its depending on what my GPU is doing, it will increase the performance or vice versa, for the CPU and the gpu ? like on 2 Firefox tabs will be on power saver, and when i open a game it will change automatically to performance mode ?
@@thericermoon yes, something like that but based on many more factors. Of course, if you wish you can always override it yourself. Would suggest you read project ReadMe for more info github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq or watch first/initial video where went in more detail: ua-cam.com/video/QkYRpVEEIlg/v-deo.html
Thanks Adnan !!! You save my computer 😅
Most welcome & please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
Hello. Help me turn off turbo boost. I use Ubuntu on a MacBook Air 2014 and my processor (an old Cor i7) gets hot in normal tasks.Thanks)
github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/?tab=readme-ov-file#3-auto-cpufreq-config-file and use "turbo = never"
@@AdnanHodzic Thanks a lot!)
@@MrMaianeZ Most welcome and please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
Thanks. This is just sets cpu frequencys and governors . When i rendering a video or building a project or running stress test on my laptop does not throttling. This is too dangerous. How can i enable throttling on Debian 12?
github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq#configuring-auto-cpufreq
@@AdnanHodzic Thanks for answer. I know this is not the place to talk about this. Maybe you can help me. The app is realy good. But the answer to my question is not in the link. I already using your auto-cpufreq and i know how it is work. I using app with config file. I setted 2.7ghz max frequancy for charger and selected conservative govarnor. I setted 2 ghz max frequancy for battery and selected conservative governor. So far everythink is normal. When i start a render with charge cpu is working 2.7 ghz all rendering time and it reaches 98°. Why cpu did not throttle? I want when cpu reached 85° automatic decrace max frequancy. This app's just changing my frequancy and governor when i use my device with battery. I think my question's aswer is not here?🤔
@@furkanascoglu9896If you have an issue please report in on: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues
I have the issue that I installed it some time ago, and I was having issues. So I've tried reinstalling it and such, but it seems like my installation is corrupt and I can't even do a clean install. If I try to delete my cloned directory"rm -rf auto-cpufreq" it tells me permission denied. I've tried listing the services "sudo systemctrl list-units --state running | grep cpu" with no result. However "ps ax | grep 1002715" does return once instance. But I can't seem to kill that process. I'm kinda stuck here, it's a pain working on the laptop because sometimes the PC just freezes, probably due to the CPU clock going into chill-mode.
If you have an issue please report it here: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues
Btw, I think issue which you're experiencing (with a workaround) can be found here: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues/499
You have no idea what you have done! You are awesome. It's my daily driver on my laptop.
Great to hear! Please consider donating or contributing to the project: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#donate
@@AdnanHodzic done
@@Chris-tu3xx thanks!
I just installed this on my rog ally gaming handheld and it’s great , gaming performance seems smoother , I had to disable pstates but pstates seems bugged on Linux for amd and the cpu was using high power and wattage for no reason ? So thanks for this great software
Hello I have been having issues with my handheld rog ally with amd z1e cpu using far to much power and frequency to high doing low tasks , but it is using pstates , can auto frequency control pstates as well or do I need to disable pstates ? I know the docs say if there are issues to disable it , I just wanted to know if it will auto select best pstate for the tasks that’s needed
Please refer to: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq?tab=readme-ov-file#troubleshooting if the problem persists, feel free to open the issue: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues
Thanks. Is there a way to make the numbers refresh much quicker? Like every 1 second? I'm looking for an app (or apps) that can monitor cpu thread usage, temp, hdd ssd temp, and if possible, Intel igpu usage and temp. I need to see if a single cpu thread is maxing out or not.
Auto cpu Freq+ TLP is good or bad ...can we use together?
Bad, this is mentioned in Readme: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq#why-do-i-need-auto-cpufreq and if TLP is detected by auto-cpufreq even a message will be printed out to disable/remove it.
I watch on video that "intel_pstate" is loaded as driver, but the oficial documentation recommends "acpi cpufreq". The newer versions of auto-cpufreq are playing nice with "intel_pstate"?
Absolutely, Troubleshooting part of ReadMe suggests switching between these 2 if you issues, but usually it should work just fine: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#troubleshooting
@@AdnanHodzic Thanks
Is it working even when i close the terminal? or i need to keep my terminal running?
I also explained this in v2.0 update video: ua-cam.com/video/SPGpkZ0AZVU/v-deo.htmlI If you install auto-cpufreq as daemon, then it'll always run in background, as also explained on readme: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#install---auto-cpufreq-daemon
yet to get the GUI to work because of my terminal being screwy but the live mode an such still works so XD
Could you make a video for usage only? Dank u. Many people want to know what it does and are unable to understand how. Diest version of this video in 2 minutes would be appreciated by a lot of laptop users. Usages for some computers: high performance laptop, silent desktop, long battery life, etc.
Hey, just so I understand. You're asking to create a video that explains how auto-cpufreq works/could work in different scenarios, i.e: high performance laptop, silent desktop, long battery life. Excluding what was described as part from 5:14 to 11:55?
@@AdnanHodzic Yes, this video is for the programmer. Most of the people are happy to watch a Kiosk vending machine instruction. It only tells where to put the money and which button to press. Gnome new desktop has a neat switch for CPU performance settings, just two clicks, then it’s done. All the children need a simple model to understand.
@@blackjack8957 right, I thought most of this stuff is covered as part of README: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/#1-power_helperpy-script-snap-package-install-only or in particular: twitter.com/fooctrl/status/1467469508373884933 IMO Gnome performance settings are very basic, and I literally explain what's wrong with *it* and all other tools out there in beginning of this video: ua-cam.com/video/SPGpkZ0AZVU/v-deo.htmlsi=TIljTupy5dGDng7b&t=30. That is they require you to manually "flip" the switch to change between performance governors and with auto-cpufreq you don't have to do any of this, it does all of it automatically for you based of various criteria, like CPU load, is the computer charging or not, core temperature and etc .. Regardless, since I see a lot of questions like this one in comments, if you or the community get a list of questions that I could answer or clarify some things briefly, I wouldn't mind creating a new video/it could even be shorts video. Let me know!
@@AdnanHodzic The short video idea 'reclaim van de automaat', set and run 2 laptops, one with auto-cpufreq and another without it. Fast forward and one without it runs out of battery. Then you show up wearing jump suits and type ‘sudo auto-cpufreq --install’. There would be something short and catchy words, ‘Get it, see it yourself.’ or ‘This is easy as one, two, three.’ Hope a lot of users try this app and implemented into Debian official packages.
@@blackjack8957 happy to report that there's already a Debian RFP: bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1053294 :)
I was not using linux because of battery problems but now i will try this and use,btw which distro you are using
Go for it. Would be great if you started using Linux again because of auto-cpufreq 🙂 I use Ubuntu 23.10
Is your GitHub page down?
Thanks for the app update, makes it easier!
Thanks for the Super thanks!
Cool Tilix background ! ... can you share a link ?
Sure! I created it long time ago and use it for my terminal (tilix) background (as well as for my site foolcontrol.org/) foolcontrol.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/background-nu.png enjoy!
Thank you, works great with my 2017 Huawei Matebook x (Linux Mint 21.2). Greetings from Germany.
In Kubuntu 23.10 auto-cpufreq does not work. The kHz values are not applied from conf file. maybe it's the amd p state driver fault.
If you have issues please report them on: github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq/issues
"If you are sensitive to coarse language, please step out with me and we can discuss it" what the actual fuck lol here the you have the creator of the kernel you work on telling you your project is dogshit but youre too bitchmade to acknowledge or listen lol this is what happens when Reddit gets put in charge of software development lmao dogshit made by pussiss too fat to walk - the karens of programming, the death of open source
Thanks for the rundown. Might try to contribute if I ever get that far. And much love to you and all the contributers for all the work thats been done.
Excellent work! 💻✨Heard about this through Linux Game Cast. 🐧
Thanks! Can you please link me to where you saw it?
@@AdnanHodzic Sure! Your project was discussed here: ua-cam.com/video/puxaQR5m_x0/v-deo.html
It's just my point of view, but I think only "amd_estate=disable" in grub cmdline is working when changing to acpi-cpufreq
Have you refered to? github.com/AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq#troubleshooting
@@AdnanHodzic yes
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linus cares about code quality, thats what matters. thats all that matters.