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@Andrej.Korshikov already fixed it in this package, next up is indicator-application which also depends on libappindicator3; not sure if it's package maintainer is still on the job.

Yep :(

$ yay -Syu indicator-powersave
...
==> Error: Could not find all required packages:
    libappindicator3 (Wanted by: indicator-powersave -> indicator-application)

@Wolfizen

Perhaps? This package is difficult to build these days (dependencies moved around) and support for Ayatana indicators is drying up :(

My plan is to spin throttle off on its own, then rework wingpanel-indicator-cpufreq as a frontend "wingpanel-indicator-powersave".

Should the libappindicator3 dependency be libappindicator-gtk3 ?

I've partially rewritten the throttle script. Most importantly, configuration will now be stored in /etc/throttle.d/{powersave,performance}, and new versions will install with .pacnew appended.

I've also expand the syntax, and added more options. In particular, I've tried to mimic systemd controller syntax, such that start means "begin to throttle" (save power) and stop means "cease to throttle" (improve performance). Also added check options to each minor throttle.

The old syntax still works too.

For example, to set the cpu governor, select from:

$ throttle {gov,cpu} {{full,performance,stop},{cut,powersave,start},{check,status}}

Use whichever wording you prefer:

cut == powersave == start (save power)

full == performance == stop (improve performance)

check == status (output current settings)

Yes it builds fine now :)

oberon2007

mozo

Added bzr to makedepends()! Sorry I hadn't noticed it.

bzr needs to be added as a makedepends. @mozo, meanwhile you can simply install it yourself in advance.

It gives me an error: Cannot find the bzr package needed to handle bzr sources.

Minor update: changed the source of minimum/maximum cpu frequency used for the icon to cpuinfo (still via sysfs). This represents the relative system load more appropriately in my opinion (current frequency compared to hardware extremes rather than current scaling governor limitations).