- New Tools area with shutdown timer feature
- Reintroducing state selection at profile edit
- Reintroducing profile copy
- Slightly changed behaviour of dashboard gauges to attempt to reduce CPU load
- Restart GUI when TCC is updated
- Support for new devices
- Basic tray icon (optional autostart)
- Global keyboard shortcut (Tux+Alt+F6) to start
- Revised fan tables for existing fan profiles
- New fan profile Silent
- New fan profile Freezy
- Cool & Breezy now uses the Quiet fan profile
- Powersave extreme now uses the Silent fan profile
- Default governor choice matched to the current cpufreq driver Results in better support for non-intel processors
- Make use of
scaling_available_frequenciesto limit choice (of frequencies) - Change default profiles to take more dynamic values depending on available frequencies (minor differences to existing default profiles)
- State switching issue (failure to read power supply online value)
- AMD GPU backlight driver read brightness workaround
- Read error for sysfs backlight path (when changed after tccd startup)
- Packaging dependencies
- Fix for visibility of GPU gauges on some models without GPU
- png -> svg icon for desktop/task bar
- Renaming adjustments of tuxedo-wmi -> tuxedo-cc-wmi
- Systems availability checks
- Blending of features in backend on missing wmi control
- Various size and theme color tweaks
- Fan control algorithm (added sensor input filtering)
- Inactive (but used) profile dot visibility
- Disable changing inactive profile options
- Tweaks and fixes for review
- Latest design adjustments
- New control through tuxedo-wmi module
- Most of the new design implemented
- Theme switching
- Light/dark theme for testing & toggling
- Preset profile changes
- Removed Fast and furious
- Cool and breezy now has all cores but disabled turbo
- All cores powersave is now Powersave extreme with minimum clock and disconnected webcam
- Package upgrade: RPM
- Package remove: Delete config files
- Package upgrade: Do not delete logs
- Language support
- German translation
- Licencing GPLv3
- Profile setting name change "No Turbo" changed to Turbo
- Various packaging tweaks
- Temperature reporting
- CPU dashboard
- DBus service and client
- Old CPU settings
- Changelog asset path
- Basic fan control integration
- Slight fan control logic modification
- Fan profiles assignable to TCC profiles
- Info area with changelog and general app version information
- Added missing enforcing of no_turbo setting
- Phone number in support area
- Webcam control logic. Webcam control should now work more consistenly.
- CPU frequency settings will no longer be enforced when no_turbo is activated to prevent constant writing of settings.
- Webcam status icon to profile overview tiles
- Profile details true/false status strings to more meaningful values
- USB devices controller (logic only)
- Profile manager -> profiles overview tiles
- Profile overview button
- Profile filter on All, Preset, Default and In use
- Profile name input box on details page (activated for custom profiles)
- Webcam control (on / off) from profiles
- Profile manager selected (viewed) profile is now mainly changed through clicking the overview tiles. Selected profile can be deselected via "profile overview" button.
- Main nav "active profile" entry now links to the profile overview tiles
- Profile save moved to profile manager toolbar
- Profile state choices moved away from profile manager toolbar to profile details similar to the profile overview tiles
- Profile save now saves chosen state (multiple possible) as well
- Profile save now saves profile name as well
- State logic to daemon and GUI.
- Current states are 'Mains powered' and 'Battery powered'
- Buttons for assigning a profile to a state in profile manager
- Single active profile setting changed to one active profile per state
- Profile dropdown moved to profile manager
- Buttons refreshed and labels replaced with icons in profile manager
- Activate single state button
- FEATURES.md aka general feature list
- CHANGELOG.md Basic changelog from start of versioning
- Icon to main nav exit option
- 'Discard' button for CPU profile edit
- Current CPU frequency values are now periodically checked with active profile and rewritten if found not to be the same.
- 'Save' button on CPU profile edit relocated
- Support feature
- systeminfos.sh download and run functionality to support area
- Anydesk install from repo and run functionality to support area
- Icons to support feature
- Icons to the main navigation
- Fallback for displayed brightness value change. Now reads from sysfs when known dbus is not available.
- More info about backlight driver and used dbus interface
- Application of new CPU frequency profile now sets default values for all parameters first. Then applies parameters to all cores while all cores are still online. Then disables any cores.
- GUI for display brightness
- Functionality for tracking and controlling current brightness thorugh dbus (in GUI, for gnome only)
- Edit custom profile display brightness settings
- Tweaks to profile manager buttons
- ESC to cancel profile name input
- More responsive update of CPU min/max frequency slider values
- Now disallows deleting the last custom profile to prevent emtpy custom profile list
- Modifications to nav menu
- Tweaks to profile-manager buttons
- Replace 'default' strings for default profile values with machine specific values
- Visual adjustments to cpu-settings
- Modified current editing profile logic
- Adjusted profile manager buttons
- Profile manager feature
- Basic rename profile functionality
- CPU frequency feature
- Editing CPU frequency features for custom profiles
- Viewing configured and "live" info from cores
- Comparing default profiles
- Basic tuxedo theme css template
- Versioning (start of dev test versions)
- Basically start of the GUI with basic CPU frequency list for cores and Angular material framework
- Daemon
- Project structure
- Development features
- Etc.