Add Proxmox compatibility detection and warning
- Created PROXMOX_COMPATIBILITY.md with detailed analysis - Added check_proxmox() function to detect Proxmox VE hosts - Shows warning about potential issues (RAM allocation, kernel params) - Allows user to continue or abort - Updated README.md with Proxmox warning - Recommends running inside VMs instead of on host Key concerns on Proxmox host: - zram reduces RAM available for VMs - tmpfs allocates up to 40% of RAM - Desktop kernel parameters not optimal for hypervisor - Safe to use: inside VMs or monitoring scripts only
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This repository provides automated system tuning based on hardware detection, usage patterns, and best practices for tmpfs and kernel parameter optimization.
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> ⚠️ **Proxmox Users:** This tool is designed for desktop systems. See [PROXMOX_COMPATIBILITY.md](PROXMOX_COMPATIBILITY.md) before running on a Proxmox host. **Recommended:** Use inside desktop VMs instead.
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## ✨ **NEW: One-Button Optimizer**
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🎯 **Quick Start:** `sudo ./one-button-optimizer.sh`
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