xmrig auto throttler
This program automatically throttles xmrig when you start using your computer and stops throttling when you become idle again. It does so by defining two profiles, which are two config.json's, one for the minimum load situation, one for the maximum load situation.
Installation
Arch Linux (or other arch-derivatives like Manjaro, etc...)
sudo pacman -S xprintidle
pip3 install xmrig-auto-throttler
Ubuntu (or other Debian based distros)
sudo apt-get install xprintidle
pip3 install xmrig-auto-throttler
Windows
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