This initially started as a fork of sacf
1: From Python to C to Rust :p
, the logic still mantains. So I suggest reading what I’ve written on sacf.
Reads a configuration file in the toml format, something that differs from
sacf, which is more simple and configurable in a C header file.
Using profiles (a kernel built in tool) is apparently the wiser solution, however not every hardware supports it, mostly because the vendors obscurity.
I didn’t know about this until some months ago, when racf was already made.
Why not (power-profiles-daemon) which list some similar software.
pd: the --run-once flag is specially useful and made for
this reason
You can use -l or --list cli flag with watch.
$ watch --colors -n1 sacf -l
You can use that command with stress to see how racf reacts.