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  1. I can’t get #taskset to work properly with #ffmpeg process inside a screen.

  2. TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance

    TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance #gaming #linux #schedular #kernel #sched_ext #cpu #pinning #taskset #til

    kbin.melroy.org/m/til/t/717526

  3. TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance

    TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance #gaming #linux #schedular #kernel #sched_ext #cpu #pinning #taskset #til

    kbin.melroy.org/m/til/t/717526

  4. TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance

    TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance #gaming #linux #schedular #kernel #sched_ext #cpu #pinning #taskset #til

    kbin.melroy.org/m/til/t/717526

  5. TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance

    TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance #gaming #linux #schedular #kernel #sched_ext #cpu #pinning #taskset #til

    kbin.melroy.org/m/til/t/717526

  6. TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance

    TIL: scx_bpfland Linux scheduler can improve performance #gaming #linux #schedular #kernel #sched_ext #cpu #pinning #taskset #til

    kbin.melroy.org/m/til/t/717526

  7. Maybe I just lazied out about using #taskset to pin compiles to cores on #gentoo? Because #gcc runs into trouble on big.little, as you would (Varying l1-cache-size found)

  8. Maybe I just lazied out about using #taskset to pin compiles to cores on #gentoo? Because #gcc runs into trouble on big.little, as you would (Varying l1-cache-size found)

  9. Maybe I just lazied out about using #taskset to pin compiles to cores on #gentoo? Because #gcc runs into trouble on big.little, as you would (Varying l1-cache-size found)

  10. Maybe I just lazied out about using #taskset to pin compiles to cores on #gentoo? Because #gcc runs into trouble on big.little, as you would (Varying l1-cache-size found)

  11. oooof.... learning the difference between #taskset and #cpulimit to prevent system overheating has been a painful one! Needless to say, #taskset will lock a process to certain CPU cores, but not limit it's max usage. You can STILL overheat pretty badly! Learned THAT the hard way. #cpulimit on the other-hand, will limit the total CPU power by pausing the process periodically when it goes too high... thus keeping temps down exactly like I needed! #themoreyouknow #linux #cli #bashscripting