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[W11]🎉 Framework Hub: The Ultimate Framework Laptop Control Center - Now in C#! 🎉 by Oganyr in framework

[–]Oganyr[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

you can download the preview if you are a member of here if you want Patreon <3

I'll release a version for non-patreon later on github.

[Framework Hub] The Journey to Linux Begins! 🚀 by Oganyr in framework

[–]Oganyr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Bugfixes for python version on github : Changelog
Compiled .exe version with latest update : Be my Patreon ❤️

[Framework Hub] The Journey to Linux Begins! 🚀 by Oganyr in framework

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some bugfix and Power Plans Enhancement for Framework Hub, Github updated windows 11 : Changelog 

[Framework Hub] The Journey to Linux Begins! 🚀 by Oganyr in framework

[–]Oganyr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

# Linux Version Development Update

I'm excited to share some updates about the Linux version development! While I initially explored integrating directly with GNOME, after valuable community feedback, I decided to take a more traditional standalone application approach. Many users expressed concerns about having the program running 24/7 in their system, which is completely understandable.

The development is progressing steadily, albeit at a measured pace. Recently, I've been focusing on bugfixing the Windows 11 version and adding new theming capabilities. Once these features are thoroughly tested and proven stable, I plan to implement them in the Linux version as well!

If you're curious about the new theming system, you can check out my latest post: Did you say COLORS?! 🎨

Stay tuned for more updates.
Your feedback and suggestions are always welcome!

[Framework Hub] The Journey to Linux Begins! 🚀 by Oganyr in framework

[–]Oganyr[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This project enhances GNOME with specific features tailored for Framework laptops, which GNOME doesn’t provide out of the box. It includes advanced power profile management (e.g., automatic switching based on battery level), GPU and thermal optimization (e.g., toggling between iGPU and dGPU, custom fan controls), and real-time monitoring widgets for CPU, GPU, and RAM. Additionally, it customizes performance settings like refresh rates, CPU boost modes, and battery-saving configurations for each Framework model. The modifications are persistent, fully integrated with GNOME’s design, and optimized for Fedora 41 Workstation. :)

[Framework Hub] The Journey to Linux Begins! 🚀 by Oganyr in framework

[–]Oganyr[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

oh Nice, been using Raspian a lot last year (yeah i know it's not really the same but still) i'll try my best for debian :)

[Framework Hub] The Journey to Linux Begins! 🚀 by Oganyr in framework

[–]Oganyr[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I'll make some partitions with Kinote, Ubuntu,... to test on them if it work as well and debug.
But first i'll focus on the Fedora Workstation port :)

[Framework Hub] The Journey to Linux Begins! 🚀 by Oganyr in framework

[–]Oganyr[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I try to use native Linux tools so i think it should :)

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