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Thank you for your merge request. The code looks good so far, but for some reason, I just noticed that I have trouble opening encrypted rar archives in MComix, both with and without your patch. (7z can open them just fine.) [MainThread] DEBUG: Archive handler RarArchive for archive "[redacted].rar" was selected. [Thread-1 (_run)-list] ERROR: Error while listing contents: Bad data, CRC mismatch I don't know yet what exactly causes this problem, so for now, I cannot meaningfully test the related changes....

Could you please consider tagging and releasing a new stable version? It would be great to get this fix into the official repositories so we don't have to rely on custom builds. That certainly makes sense! Now, it has been a while that it was up to me to build and publish a new release, but I will try and find a way to do that. Please be patient …

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I second this.

Thank you for your reply. Also, no problem because … But life has been "interesting" these last few months, and I haven't been able to spend any quality time on this. … I know exactly what you mean. :-)

I second this. Please update the documentation to include both !info and !debug. Also, thank you for the feature in general because using !warn for normal messages renders --strict rather useless.

i see what you mean though - when using the SDL port, when pausing the emulation, the GPU usage will drop to zero here. Good. i am on intel, using intel_gpu_top FYI, apparently, nvtop works on non-NVIDIA GPUs as well, despite the name. The package description on Arch reads "GPUs process monitoring for AMD, Intel and NVIDIA". I could not readily find intel_gpu_top in the Arch repos but I did find something called amdgpu_top which demonstrates the issue just as well, at least for AMD GPUs.

pause or not has no effect (which is also what i would expect, it renders the frame in either case) That is what I think should be different: While effectively paused, GPU power consumption should go down to idle level (4 W in my case). By the way, which value are you referring to? In my case, nvtop shows an overall power consumption value labeled "POW" at the top which is not process-specific. I am talking about that "POW" value. In order to see the difference I am talking about, it might be necessary...