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Releases: Nama/SuckControl
Releases · Nama/SuckControl
Update LibreHardwareMonitor to newest commit
This release has newest LHM (LibreHardwareMonitor/LibreHardwareMonitor@62ffe89), especially so we have "GPU Hot Spot" and support for some newer Boards (AMD 600).
Also changed default loglevel from INFO
to ERROR
.
New GUI with PySimpleGUI is still in the works.
Fix sensor type on main page
On the main page the icons of the temperature sensors were missing, this is fixed now.
Fix add_rule not opening
New rules can be created with this version again.
Artemis RGB support
- Read about the Artemis support in the README.md
- Old configs are upgraded without the need to create new config files
Fix Fans not being set after disabling or deleting a rule
- Fans weren't able to control if a rule was deleted or disabled. Or if the button for "Stop Manual Controlling" was clicked.
- This same button is disabled now, if it is in a active rule. It is controlled the whole time anyway, resetting it doesn't make any sense.
- Fixed logging and added an option to start with other loglevels.
SuckControl.exe debug
would log a lot messages insuckcontrol.log
.
Fixed alot of bugs
This release should be stable to use.
- Sensors and rules aren't updated as whole now, just the values
- Makes using the buttons and sliders painless
- Rules are still loaded as whole, but only if necessary
- Removed NvAPIWrapper, since LHM uses it now
- Updated LHM
- Many minor and major fixes
GUI Version with flask
Has all old features and several new ones.
Read the Readme for all the new features
Bugs
- After adding a new rule, it should send you to the main page again
- Just do it yourself via the menu icon
- Quitting from the tray icon stops the rules, but the webinterface is still running
- Kill it in Task Manager
Fixed temperatures not getting updated
Stupid mistake of mine
Some internal changes
Some internal changes, which shouldn't affect the functionality (but still needs to be tested).
First working version
Build with PyInstaller on Python 3.7 (3.8 starts slower and doubles the size).
Please report any suggestions and errors.