I think more of 'system67-scheduler' as the user-space intelligence agency for the linux-kernel. It informs the scheduler on changing circumstances as the OS is being used.
At least that is what I understand it does. If any of this is wrong, please do correct me.
At least that is what I understand it does. If any of this is wrong, please do correct me.
It also polls for processes periodically and automatically assigns priorities to managed processes based on rules defined in configuration files. The window manager can integrate with the service to provide foreground process PIDs for automatic priority adjustments to unmanaged processes. The foreground process and all of its subprocesses will get a designated foreground priority, and all other unmanaged processes get a background priority assignment.
If System76 is doing something, I am always worried.
I am using the TT-scheduler on my Ubuntu system. It is great for creating a very responsive system that has great performance too. To me it looks like Pop-OS borrowed heavily from that scheduler.
I don't know which kernel version Pop!-OS
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