Bytes alive — a GNOME Quick Settings pill for Linux memory pressure: swap-storm watch, zombie-parent reaping, balloon-aware totals. The memory sibling of byebyte and coldspot.
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Bytes alive — a GNOME Quick Settings pill for Linux memory pressure: swap-storm watch, zombie-parent reaping, balloon-aware totals. The memory sibling of byebyte and coldspot.
Hands-free pointer for GNOME — move the cursor with your head and pinch to click, from a Quick Settings pill. Look-to-target, pinch-to-act, on Wayland. (pre-alpha)
Say bye to bytes — a GNOME Quick Settings pill that reclaims Linux disk space: ghost files (deleted-but-open), btrfs snapshot bloat, tmpfs quota. The storage sibling of coldspot and ramstein.
Keep a hotspot cold: meter a metered link, attribute bytes per-app, and drop everything except the active task. eBPF cgroup/skb core; kast/phanspeed-family daemon + GNOME pill.
Dell thermal/fan control for GNOME as a Quick Settings pill — temperature auto-policy + thermal failsafe, no RPM control needed.
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