CoolerControl v3.0.0 brings new advanced features for managing hardware on Linux

Need help managing various different cooling devices on Linux? CoolerControl v3.0.0 has landed bringing some advanced features and work towards the future.

Giving you a highly customisable interface to monitor and tweak the values for your CPU, GPU and all sorts from various hardware vendors. It's a really impressive free and open source app that you should give a go.

The full list of changes:

Removed

• The coolercontrol-liqctld package and service has been removed. The service has now been embedded in the coolercontrold daemon as a child process

Added

• Overlay Profiles: Advanced offset controls on top of base Profiles
• Custom Sensor Offset and parent-child chaining
• Custom Profile temperature ranges
• Ability to import and export color schemes
• API changes to help 3rd party integrations
• Keyboard shortcuts for common navigation
• New device/main menu: drag and drop device and sensor sorting, pinned sensors, host name, additional submenu options, color control for device and entity titles, and improved usability and performance
• Firmware-controlled profile support for some AMDGPUs and liquidctl devices. (hwmon device support coming soon)
• Foundation for more advanced device and channel specific controls
• Min and Max CPU core frequency metrics
• Mix Profile difference mix function
• Ability to change liquidctl log level with environment variable

Changed

• New Color Picker UI component
• Various logging improvements
• The liqctld service logs are now unified with the daemon's normal log output
• Nearly all dependencies upgraded, including several major version changes
• Website and documentation improvements
• Improved metric standards in the UI
• UI Performance and reloading improvements

Fixed

• Issue with 24h time format
• Issue with minimum fan duty threshold
• Various minor bugs and UI issues

Check it out on the GitLab page and their website.