CoolerControl adds support for older Intel CPUs and support for more coolers

The feature-rich cooling device control and monitoring application for Linux, CoolerControl has a new release out with expanded Intel CPU support. Not to be confused with CoreCtrl, which recently entered maintenance mode.

Giving you a really easy to use app to control all your system coolers directly on Linux. Especially good since most vendors don't provide directly Linux support with their own apps. You can get alerts set up for specific temperatures, enhanced liquidctl support for various types of devices, fan control for AMD and NVIDIA GPUs and much more. It even has an API for extensions.

All that's new in CoolerControl 2.2 include:

Added

• Support for older Intel CPUs.
• Support for liquidctl MPGCooler driver.
• Support for liquidctl AsusRyujin driver.
• Support for liquidctl Coolit Hydro GT driver.
• Zero Temperature Drive Power State.
• Project Vision document.
• International Language support i18n.
• Fan control and entity creation wizards.

Changed

• Dependencies updated.
• Reduce log level for drivetemp slow devices.
• Improved code documentation and log messages.
• Various minor implementation improvements.
• UI Refresh no longer needed for theme changes.
• Load libdrm_amdgpu dynamically.

Fixed

• Added liquidctl initialization retries and max startup delay.
• Badge links in docs.
• Daemon crash in some rare situations.
• Minor OpenAPI documentation.
• Missing metrics for single Dashboards.
• Long float values in Alert logs.

See more on the GitLab page.