falkTX / Cadence

Collection of tools useful for audio production
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"CPU Scaling Governor" is empty in the absence of "com.ubuntu.IndicatorCpufreqSelector" #276

Open andrei-korshikov opened 4 years ago

andrei-korshikov commented 4 years ago

At this moment it's impossible to see if I have right governor if I have no indicator-cpufreq. In the "System Status" section the "CPU Scaling Governor" menu is just empty (and grayed out).

As a quick and dirty solution for myself I've commented out two lines: https://github.com/falkTX/Cadence/blob/9324d24e065f23de4fd1036f1c760e8f1ed3d218/src/cadence.py#L828 and https://github.com/falkTX/Cadence/blob/9324d24e065f23de4fd1036f1c760e8f1ed3d218/src/cadence.py#L831 (and have set haveFreqSelector to True).

I would suggest the following behavior: if there is no com.ubuntu.IndicatorCpufreqSelector it would be nice to show the current CPU scaling governor in a grayed combo box.

iso-l588 commented 2 years ago

I am running Cadence on Manjaro KDE, and as said the

"CPU Scaling Governor" menu is just empty (and grayed out).

Since I'm using Cadence anyway to control Jack, it would be nice to also be able to control the CPU governor from there. Is that possible to do on Manajro?