The Linux version is a complete port of the Windows version and has all the features already present in the official Windows app.
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Lack of Linux support for internal PC build components, such as RGB lighting and internal LCD screens, is a big headache that Linux users normally have to get around by installing Windows just to install the control software for these devices to make them function. However, a Redditor has decided to fix this problem for his personal Thermalright LCD cooler and has built a full-fledged Linux port of the Thermalright Linux software all by himself. The Redditor's new Linux build of Thermalright's control center software can be found on GitHub.
The software is feature-complete and supports a wide variety of Thermalright coolers, including the Frozen Warframe/SE, Frozen Vision V2/Core Vision/Elite Vision, Frozen Horizon Pro/Magic Pro, LC1/LC2/LC3/LC5 AIO pump heads, AK120, AX120, PA120 Digital, and Wonder Vision CZTV.
This Linux version of the Thermalright app includes all the features necessary to fully utilize Thermalright's supported devices. It comes with a GUI copied from the Windows version "pixel-for-pixel", featuring local themes, and can download extra themes from the cloud. Video and GIF playback is also supported, with options for overlaying hardware information, such as CPU and GPU temperatures, on the screens of supported devices.
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Reference reading
- https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/liquid-cooling/SPONSORED_LINK_URL
- https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/liquid-cooling/enthusiast-ports-thermalrights-lcd-software-for-windows-to-linux-fully-fledged-port-supports-a-ton-of-models-and-enables-rgb-and-lcd-customization#main
- https://www.tomshardware.com
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