Releases: AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq
Releases Β· AdnanHodzic/auto-cpufreq
v1.9.4
Bug fixes and improvements:
- auto-cpufreq now refreshes CPU frequencies in (near) real time #132
- Revamped mechanism how log file is emptied (optimize & increase execution speed)
- Fixed "Average all core temp/Total system load" fields being displayed with too many decimals #392
Thanks to our contributors for this release!
v1.9.3
v1.9.2
Features, bug fixes and improvements:
- Add ability to change power governor used by default with auto-cpufreq from
balanced
toperformance
using power_helper.py script. Described as part of updated Configuring auto-cpufreq section.
Related issues: Not reaching maximum frequencies #361
v1.9.1
Bug fixes and improvements:
- Fixed the --version command when installed from source #347 (#344)
- Deploy cpufreqctl on --debug and remove via installer #351
- Stop power-profiles-daemon in live mode #350
- Set Balanced mode on power-profiles-daemon #349
- Ability to reset scaling frequencies to default #338 (#324)
Thanks to our contributors for this release!
v1.9.0
Features:
- Add min/max allowed frequencies option #309 (#324)
- Implement Python virtual environment #326 (#263, #196)
Bug fixes and improvements:
- Improve charging detection #332 (#331)
- Started the solution to Snap and PopOS not working #329 (#323)
- Add missing package Debian based venv #330
- Reformatted codebase #325
- Skip hid devices with battery #322 (#328, #321)
- Fix removal of
shared_dir
on--remove
#319 - Rename various init scripts #317
Thanks to our contributors for this release!
- @bobslept
- @varaki
- @tyleraharrison
- @aroundthfur
v1.8.2
v1.8.1
Bug fixes and improvements:
- Add a warning when using TLP #305
- Remove package options from cpufreqctl.sh #304
- Verify the use of supported init systems. #303
- Check if lsb_release exists before using it #302
- Improve init system detection along with support for runit as part of Void, Artix Linux #300, #301
Thanks to our contributors for this release!
v1.8.0
Features:
- Detect if GNOME Power profiles service is running and disable it automatically on install. Otherwise warn user during
live
ormonitor
mode andstats
output of Snap package, along with instructions how to disable it usingauto-cpufreq: power_helper
#277, #296 - Created auto-cpufreq: power_helper which allows user to manually
enable/disable
above mentioned daemon and see itsstatus
. - Due to Snap package restrictions on host environment,
power_helper
also allows user toenable/disable
bluetooth on boot.
Bug fixes and improvements:
- Fix instances where charging is not recognized #281, #285
- Correcting charge status in multi-battery setup #294
Thanks to our contributors for this release!