If the CPU reaches the failing temps during Prime95 then sysbench will be
run to emulate a less artificial workload. The both the overall and sysbench
max temps are recorded and shown in the results.
Added new option to track an alternate max temp value in wk.hw.sensors.
This was needed so show two different max temps recorded during CPU testing.
Sysbench was added to the Linux package list and is compiled for macOS.
Without manually compiling the package it brings in way too many dependencies
to support SQL DB testing (which we don't need).
Not sure where the old reference to an "other" timezone came from.
Going to use the POSIX style esp. after finding the answer below.
Thankfully both options appear in macOS 10.11-10.15 in my testing.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/4309852
This was not being pushed from a testing MacBook so I'm adding it all
at once. This is unfinished, still needs scripts to prep the working
macOS env from which the live env is built.
El Capitan code is likely to be dropped completely. Installing or
compiling dependencies in brew is problematic at this point.
NOTE: This was unintentionally squashed so some details were lost
* Major updates to build_linux to support the current archiso scripts
* Most customize_airootfs.sh code has been moved elsewhere
* Using static files or links where possible
* Generating other files as needed in build_linux
* Syslinux configuration has been simplified
* Dropped i3
* Dropped rxvt-unicode in favor of termite
* Font rendering broke one too many times
* Dropped NetworkManager in favor of iwd/systemd-networkd
* Converted config to new Lua format
* Moved config to ~/.config/conky/
* .update_conky updated to work with above changes
* Dropped Disk and Network I/O sections
