Conf without root permissions otherwise?

Can be a PM here

Yes just finished installing kde

For DRI, i915. For X, you don’t need to install anything, just use modesetting.

What’s your CPU?

intel i5 1250P

12th gen?

You need to install and enable thermald to achieve full performance. Otherwise your CPU is very likely throttling.

You can test this by installing s-tui and stressing the CPU and watching the frequencies and temperature. You should get near 95Cº. If you don’t see your CPU getting even near it’s turbo speeds nor temp raising, it’s throttling. Seems to be something that 10th gen onward is doing. I have a 11th gen here, Intel Iris Xe too. And I’ve seen terrible performance until I installed thermald.

Thanks man!

Yw. I’ve put this information on the wiki too, in the cpu scaling page.

What do you mean by this?

You can install and use locatedb to index everything and them use something else to view the images. also, you could use feh with -r recursive on /, but that will give you a lot of stuff that’s not images.

I’ll refer to it for sure

In the systemd docs, it is said we can use ~/.config/systemd/user.conf to configure the service manager.
When I actually try to use that, systemd just ignores that file.

When I try /etc/systemd/user.conf, that file is read.

How would you deploy a user.conf without root permissions otherwise?

You have to systemctl —user daemon-reload

Unfortunately, the journal doesn’t say anything about the user.conf file

It looks for that file, afaik. However, you cannot override everything from the system bus, it’s just a subset, and only for the default.target, iirc

hi just out of curosity i have installed arch with cinnamon de on a msi laptop with i3 10110u 10th gen intel cpu using it for 5 months for lightweight browsing and basic use only. i am satisfied with its performance. but is it being throttling? do i required thermald on the laptop? how will it affect the battery life of device? any suggestion

Well, the evidence I found so far is that Intel started throttling on 10th gen onward. I don’t know if all CPU’s do that by default, or even if the laptop builder can do anything about it. I do know that on my dell latitude it was doing that and only improved after using thermald.

thunderbird 102 has landed in testing repository

Nice! Thanks for letting me know!