In D10238#168921, @JoshStrobl wrote:

I appreciate the benchmarks but I was kinda expecting the testing and metrics to be done on a laptop, running on battery, so we can get an idea on how significant the reduction is in battery life for the additional performance.

My own testing on a Ryzen 7 3700X desktop.

I have some benchmarks! Give me a moment.

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Assign myself as maintainer, re-order deps

Rebuild against nftables v0.9.7

Update to v0.9.7

Update to v1.1.8

Add homepage

Alphabetical order is important

Remove unit test stuff

Amend package.yml to fix some tests

I'm willing to maintain this package, if so desired. I use this Corsair K70 LUX as my daily driver.

Test-fixing patchset from @algent. Also updated test plan to better reflect changes.

Fix and reinstate tests

@JoshStrobl because I forgot to add it to the patch stack. Done.

Disabled check stage as it requires pytest to use Python 3.

Do you have TLP installed on your desktop or your sister's laptop?

Got some benchmarks for you guys. Results are an average of 5 runs each with nothing in the background, and a restart between each set. All benchmarks are from JetStream 2, with some removed due to abnormally high variance. Tl;dr: Averages 6.9% improvement across all benchmarks run.

I have a Python 3 port of os-installer awaiting review.

Add homepage, use python3-qt5

Assign myself as maintainer, add homepage

@JoshStrobl, NF_TABLES_INET was not enabled in R3571:4be9c7a70540

Add homepage, address review, update hash

In D9568#166528, @DataDrake wrote:

@serebit If you are going to maintain this, it should be you in the maintainers file...

T83

Also worth noting that schedutil does, in fact, have a measurable negative impact on performance versus a governor like ondemand as of Linux 5.10.

R3571:436c9ff8b842cd25b98cb8f2c497314d843ac666 enables schedutil, and this update will be in stable next sync.

Remove unused patch

Update to v0.5 and include udev rules

put discord.png back into pixmaps

Remove redundant line in package.yml

Please consider adding Mesa 20.2.x to this tasklist, for hardware support purposes.

That would be here: https://github.com/getsolus/budgie-desktop-view

Update to v20.11.28

Remove unused (upstreamed) patch

Oh, you're using Flatpak Steam? Maybe try the Solus dist of Steam and see if that changes results.

Works on my machine (Proton 5.13-2). 5.13-1 didn't work on my system at first, but that turned out to be an issue with pressure-vessel. Maybe open an issue on the pressure-vessel github repo?

Add homepage

Actually use Python 3, update to 0.9.1

Abandoned in favor of D10010

Update to v1.4.3

Update to 8u275 and fix update.sh