Creating Process Management Profiles

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Summary

Add the ability to create and use process management profiles. Users will be able to create multiple profiles, each containing different sets of rules for managing processes. This will allow quick switching between profiles depending on the system's use case: for example, one profile can be optimized for high-performance work, another for gaming, and a third for energy efficiency or rendering.

Additionally, implement a global profile that is applied first, regardless of other profiles. This global profile will allow setting rules that are always active for all processes and can only be overridden by explicitly defined rules in other profiles.

Example

• Work Profile: Includes rules that allocate system resources for applications used in a work environment (e.g., IDEs, browsers, development tools). CPU affinity and priority are adjusted to avoid overloading resources.
• Gaming Profile: Sets high priority for game processes and limits system processes to prevent them from consuming too many resources.
• Rendering Profile: Allocates all CPU cores and memory for rendering tasks, limiting other processes to maximize performance.
• Global Profile: Includes universal settings for all processes, such as limiting specific system processes to certain cores or applying general priority rules system-wide.

Motivation

Profile support will allow users to easily adapt process management based on different usage scenarios, minimizing the need for manual adjustments when switching tasks. The global profile ensures a consistent set of rules applied across the entire system and maintains unified settings regardless of the active profiles.