Crond is a daemon, or a background process, that is responsible for executing scheduled commands in Unix-like operating systems. The name "crond" comes from "cron daemon," with "cron" standing for "chronos," the Greek word for time. Crond allows users to schedule repetitive tasks, such as daily backups, system maintenance, or …
Maureen Schramm 
New Version of Power Profiles Daemon Improves AMD Support
Power Profiles Daemon (PPD) is a popular tool used by Linux users to manage power profiles on their systems. Whether you’re looking to maximize performance or conserve energy, PPD makes it easy to tweak your system settings to meet your needs. And now, with the release of the new version, …