Sorry, but you're full of it. I can list for you the scripts installed by speedpatch. I downloaded the package, extracted it by hand, and looked at every script it runs, everything it installs, every action it takes.

The only thing speedpatch does is adds a cgroup for shell scripts, and puts a mechanism in place so shells scripts add themselves to the cgroup as they start up. Now it may be that some parts of what you're looking at are actually run (or lagged by the use of) shell scripts. That's fine. But it's not doing anything claimed by the install description of the package. It doesn't setup cgroups for the desktop or applications as stated. Nor does this speed-up apply to all applications, only ones that are or rely on shell scripts.

Now if you installed batterypatch too, that starts to make sense, since batterypatch also installs KP, which is where you'll see real speed and battery performance changes happening. But that has next to 0 to do with these patches. I can make a nearly empty deb that just depends on KP49 and adds a profile to load on as default and get the same results.

As for callings someone a boy... Shows what an ignorant person you are. But then I would expect that from you, given your past posts, ramblings, and pontifications on topics you are clearly not educated on.