Victor Mataré

Huh. I don't think I've seen this on any of my systems. Could you try reproducing it with the browser in safe mode (i.e. no plugins, clean profile)?

Hi @bymoz089, thanks for this interesting contribution. I understand the theoretical reasoning behind it, but realtime scheduling is potentially dangerous, so I have some questions: 1. Have you actually observed...

I think I need to look at your actual compiler calls which are hidden in your log. Please run ```bash make clean VERBOSE=1 make ``` I also just updated the...

OK, that seems very weird, it's as if symbols are missing from your `libyaml-cpp`. If I check my `libyaml-cpp` for the symbols in question I can see that they exist:...

Yup, that's much better. As a general rule of thumb, stick with the distribution packages unless you have a very good reason not to use them.

Hi @dougalII, sorry about the late reply... One reason is that I can't really help you much here. So you have `libyaml-cpp-dev` installed but cmake can't find it. At first...

Thanks for the kind words @mccarverone. Of course I've thought about hysteresis, and my conclusion has always been that it should be expressed in terms of temperature and not time....

> Bias amplifies changes in temperatures so that fan levels are escalated more rapidly. Yes, but you can also have a negative bias to smooth out the temperature curve. >...

Hm, from the log lines you posted I can't really tell what might have gone wrong. It looks like something is wrong with your gcc/g++ setup. If you post the...

> I see a potential issue, namely that cmake tries to use gcc for building, instead of g++. Maybe that doesn't work on my system? It doesn't explicitly link libstdc++6...