I understood that you meant to add oneBash only for github. Look at the number of changes in this oneBash alone; and then consider how much more there would be to look at with input from even a few members. Until most of the features members want have a basic implementation; this is essentially only going to give me another thing I need to pay attention to.
Git suggestion was only to simplify the implementation of all changes and make easier to track what's changed.
Using the script as a learning example is the point, but I also think that using bash loops is a better example than copy/paste style.
Finally, oneBash is good, but I would split it into separate parts like overclocking, miner selection, watchdog, monero mining, etc to make easier to tune/restart some parts.
In any case, I really appreciate your efforts. I did not use nvidia GPU till now, and your distro was the best way to start using nvidia with Linux. Thank you for working on it and sharing.
You can make modules to do distinct operations: like overclocking, miner selection, watchdog, monero mining, etc to make easier to tune/restart some parts. And I will integrate them with switches to be readinto not used in oneBash. In addition they could also be used independently, such as a OC bash could be run while already mining. A benchmarking bash py could be made to find and log the opt stable settings ect. The goal is to provide members with as many options as possible while maintaining ease of use.
Once most of the requested features have been implemented; I will make a github and target oneBash optimization.
