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CoolerControl v4.3.1 CoolerControl v4.3.1 👉 Monitor and control cooling devices, fan curves, RGB lighting, and system temperatures on Linux. CoolerControl is a powerful Linux application for monitoring and managing your PC's cooling hardware from a single modern interface. It combines support for standard hardware monitoring with advanced fan and pump control, custom temperature sensors, RGB lighting management, dashboards, and automation profiles. CoolerControl works with many motherboard sensors, GPUs, AIO liquid coolers, and other supported devices through Linux hardware monitoring frameworks and supported back-end services. The application provides real-time monitoring of temperatures, fan speeds, pump speeds, voltages, utilization, and other hardware statistics while allowing you to create custom fan curves based on multiple temperature sources. Built-in dashboards, profiles, and automation make it easy to optimize cooling for quiet operation, gaming, or maximum performance. Features: Monitor CPU, GPU, motherboard, storage, and other hardware sensors Create custom fan and pump curves Control supported RGB lighting devices Build custom dashboards for system monitoring Create and switch between cooling profiles and modes Use multiple temperature sources for intelligent fan control Support custom sensors and calculated values View real-time graphs and historical statistics Configure alerts and advanced device settings Support supported liquid coolers, fan controllers, and motherboard sensors Automatic detection of supported hardware Modern desktop interface with dark theme support Includes both desktop application and background daemon Supported operating systems: Arch Linux Debian 12 Bookworm or higher Fedora NixOS openSUSE Tumbleweed Ubuntu 22.04 or higher Supported languages: English Changes: v4.3.1 05-23-26 Added True Duty Mapping calibration for RPM-reporting fans and pumps. Added automatic kick-in boost detection during calibration with configurable behavior. Added disconnected fan and diagnostic reporting during calibration. Added calibration popover with duty-to-RPM relationship graph. Added reset button for Table View statistics. Added quick-menu links for creating Dashboards and Modes. Changed Table View statistics to span the full daemon runtime. Fixed Dashboard time axis display when changing filters in smaller windows. Installation: This download includes ... |
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905 | Jul 09, 2026 Guy Boldon  |
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Midi Sheet Music for Linux Ubuntu 2.6 Midi Sheet Music for Linux Ubuntu 2.6 Midi Sheet Music is a free program that simultaneously: Converts MIDI Files to Sheet Music Plays MIDI music files Highlights the piano notes Highlights the sheet music notes Highlight the Sheet Music Highlight the piano notes Display the note letters Color-code the notes Select which MIDI tracks to play Split one MIDI track into two staffs Sheet Music Features Displaying sheet music from MIDI music files Printing the Sheet Music Saving the Sheet Music as PNG images or PDF file Displaying the note letters next to each note Displaying the notes in different colors Selecting which MIDI Tracks to display Combining MIDI Tracks into two staffs (left hand and right hand) for piano songs Adjusting the key signature, time signature, and measure length Transposing the notes up or down Displaying the measure numbers Playback Features Playing the MIDI music Highlighting the piano notes as the music is played back Highlighting the sheet music notes as the music is played back Adjusting the speed of the playback Selecting which MIDI Tracks to play Selecting the instruments to use for each MIDI Track Playing a subset of measures in a continuous loop What's new in version 2.6 Show list of recently opened MIDI files Support drag-and-drop of MIDI files Fix error where there's no sound (tracks are muted) Fix error where lyrics are ... |
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6,559 | Jan 04, 2016 Madhav Vaidyanathan  |
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