I don't think it works with my hardware, sadly. I can see temps, but there's no option to set curves
I don't think it works with my hardware, sadly. I can see temps, but there's no option to set curves for anything.
Vhave you tried the standalone appimage?
Vand you're talking about mobo/cpu fans, right?
_yeah
_mobo fans
_well, I can see mobo and gpu, but can't set any fan curves for either
Von appimage?
Vor did you layer?
_I layered
_unless I'm just missing the button to edit somewhere
_I see temps and loads, but nothing else
Vtry closing the GUI, restarting the service like I wrote and running the gui again
Vwith
sudo systemctl restart coolercontrold_nope, just the overview is there
V
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_that's all I got
Vstrange
VI didn't get the mobo fans, so I had to put in a separate kernel driver for those, but the GPU showed up always afaik
_the thing is, when I click the info button, it says it detects the GPU
_as well as the cpu and ssd
_hmm, I'm gonna have to figure out something that works. my fans aren't speeding up when my system is under load, which is making my gpu overheat and throttle down once it hits critical temps
Vgreenwithenvy doesn't work either?
_no, the fans stay the same speed no matter what
_sound like they're running about 2k RPM, even when the system is idle and there's no load
_which they shut off when idle under windows since the temps are low
Vsounds like something's busted. I wonder if you could hook up the GPU fans to the mobo. Then you could use GPU temp data to control a mobo fan, which would actually still be on the GPU
_that's not an option for me, I'm on a Lenovo Legion 5 gaming laptop
Vbecause it looks like you're still getting gpu temps
Vmaybe those are iGPU temps, not dGPU?
_oh, it might be
_it says it detects my dGPU though
_
Vspecifically for your laptop model, this might be relevant - https://github.com/johnfanv2/LenovoLegionLinux
_I tried that before, it didn't work either
_Most of the interface was greyed out and couldn't be edited
_which they say is because the hardware couldn't be monitored
Vlooks like it uses a kernel driver. It might not be as straightforward to make it work on bazzite
Vworst case, you could try something like Nobara, which is also gaming-oriented, but without the atomic system stuff
Vmight be simpler to install necessary drivers
_yeah, I used to use Nobara before I found Bazzite
_but quickly switched over because I had issues getting video codecs to work on Nobara
_and I'm a big fan of KDE, although I think they had a KDE version, if I'm not mistaken
Vlooks like the official one is with KDE. Never used the distro myself, just know that it is Fedora + gaming stuff 
Vbut I think the lenovo legion software is your best bet at controlling the hw
_ugh I don't wanna switch lol
_but I want to use windows even less lol
V_after having constant troubles with windows 11, even using windows at work feels gross
ZIs there a way to set the default input and output in ALSA permanently?
Kin gamemode, or elsewhere?
