#any way we could get a profile switcher for when you launch games etc?

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hot osprey
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would be really cool if it was possible i.e link a .exe to a certain profile

pseudo vapor
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Something we working on for a V5 update :)

hot osprey
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i know theres something on gethub to do it but i cant work out how to make it work so not bothered with it 😂

pseudo vapor
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I cant say when we're fully introducing this to the latest wootility but this is deff something thats being worked on

hot osprey
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yeah i can wait rather it though the wootility than a 3rd party app like

pseudo vapor
lament hound
lament hound
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my take on things that could work:
small file (script like thingy prob) that switches profiles once by directly sending data to the keyboard (something along the lines of ~/.bin/wootingswitcher -p 1 switches the profile to the second one (0,1,2,3). So for a steam game it would be something like ~/.bin/wootingswitcher -p game; %command% ; ~/.bin/wootingswitcher -p main)
same but its a wrapper, so wootingswitcher -p game %command% will swap to the game profile when the game opens and swap back when the game closes
a daemon that scans every new process name, and if it meets a certain regex, it changes the profile depending on the regex, and if there is none it switches to the main profile
a daemon that looks for an envoriement variable, and when its changed it switches the keyboard to whatever the envar says

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as someone who has a very minimalist system, i would really like to not have a bloated app that does everything, but rather small helper thingies that are exactly that, helpers. especially if they are used often

weary sail
# lament hound my take on things that could work: small file (script like thingy prob) that swi...

This daemon stuff you mentioned, it is being done by CoreCtl for switching CPU/GPU profiles when an application has launched ( https://gitlab.com/corectrl/corectrl ), here's the utility that shows the output of process launching or exiting at https://gitlab.com/corectrl/copes