Nyrna FOR LINUX

The name might seem "meh," but the app itself could not be anything but, as Nyrna is a very interesting utility that allows you to suspend applications, games, and processes.

Features:

• Suspend applications, games, and processes


• Free up CPU and GPU resources


• Resume suspended tasks easily


• User-friendly interface


• Works with both games and typical apps


• Compatible with X11 on Linux

Benefits:

• Pause cut-scenes, games, or resource-intensive tasks


• Save system resources while gaming


• Continue tasks seamlessly after suspension


• Improve multitasking efficiency


• Enhance user experience with minimal disruption

If you have a Nintendo Switch or a Playstation, then you might know that they both have some sort of suspend function. In short, you can suspend games (therefore also suspending their direct resource usages), and resume playing them whenever you wish, just like nothing happened.

Here are some examples of situations when Nyrna can prove its worth:

• Pausing cut-scenes to read the subtitles


• Examining game scenes in detail


• Suspending resource-intensive tasks like 3D rendering


• Suspending games at difficult checkpoints

As one can imagine, there are some risks associated with using an app such as Nyrna. Don't panic, they're not PC-breaking risks, however, do note that modifying the state of running apps could very well result in a crash or two (so make sure you save game or app data before attempting to use Nyrna).