On Sun, Sep 15, 2024 at 05:23:10PM +0200, Francesco Poli wrote:
> Or otherwise, if you think there's something wrong with them, could you
> please explain what is wrong? Maybe there's a way to fix them...
The linux-cpupower package includes low level tools to interrogate and
set certain low level CPU features. So the reasons for installing this
package are two-fold, you either want to see various things, or you want
to globally change them. But because of the two different usages, just
installing the package can not change global settings without futher
user interaction.
Yes, we could provide them disabled. But overall we are currently at a
point, where even desktop environments have rudimentary settings for
this. And also basic cpu frequency is not longer a useful way to save
energy, but things like p states as used, which just shut of whole parts
of the chip.
About the files itself: please loose the shell wrapper. You can use
EnvironmentFile and multiple ExecStart with variable expansion (however
no conditionals).
Bastian
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