nvidia-system-monitor-qt
vibrantLinux
nvidia-system-monitor-qt | vibrantLinux | |
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5 | 16 | |
150 | 120 | |
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0.0 | 2.6 | |
about 1 year ago | about 2 years ago | |
C++ | C++ | |
MIT License | MIT License |
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nvidia-system-monitor-qt
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Lots of CPU monitors, no GPU monitors?
Here is link number 1 - Previous text "git"
- Push nvidia-smi data to virtual sensor for other applications
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About the default System Monitor.
Nvidia System Monitor
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Pop!_OS and G14 R7 RTX - Help is needed
There isn't a single utility to monitor everything as HWiNFO but there are different ones. For temperature monitoring (CPU, SSD) and CPU fan you can use Freon. For CPU, RAM, Network and SSD usage use Indicator multiload. For discharge rate use Power Indicator. I haven't looked into GPU monitoring yet but this utility looks pretty good
vibrantLinux
- Catalyst Control Center Alternatives?
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Vivid Gaming Setting?
It will depend; for X11 there is VibrantLinux. It may work for you are in a X11 session.
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Gaming on Linux
have an look at https://github.com/libvibrant/vibrantLinux
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Wayland Saturation?
According to the author of the direct VibranceGUI replacement VibrantLinux, wayland is missing a dedicated api for this.
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Updates stopped vibrant-cli from working.
is this the program you're referring to?
- Considering swithching to linux, and have some questions about gaming and overall
- PSA: If you want to change the on-screen saturation on the Deck but don't want to install Decky loader, try installing vibrantLinux from the Discovery store. Works like a charm!
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Is there any equivalent to this on linux? I can't seem to find any
In addiction to all that have been said before, to change the vibrance in AMD I use the vibrant-cli command that comes with libvibrant. I found that they have a GUI version (don't use so don't know how well it works) called vibrantLinux .
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Manjaro - How to increase digital vibrance
Check out Vibrant Linux. It allows you to set the vibrance for a specific monitor or only when running specific programs. The description says it currently only supports Nvidia cards or cards that support Color Transformation Matrix. I couldn't find any info on whether Vega 3 supports CTM or not, but might as well try it out. On Windows you can use Radeon settings to change the vibrance so if there exists an alternative for Manjaro, check out those settings as well. I only have a Nvidia GPU so can't test it out for you sadly.
- Saturation control on Wayland?
What are some alternatives?
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gdrcopy - A fast GPU memory copy library based on NVIDIA GPUDirect RDMA technology
moonlight-qt - GameStream client for PCs (Windows, Mac, Linux, and Steam Link)
swayfx - SwayFX: Sway, but with eye candy!
ubuntu-mainline-kernel.sh - Bash script for Ubuntu (and derivatives) to easily (un)install kernels from the Ubuntu Kernel PPA
libvibrant - Adjust color vibrancy of X11 outputs
NvidiaRTX-LHRv2Unlocker - The first fully automated BIOS modifier for RTX cards with LHR v2 lock.
radeon-profile - Application to read current clocks of ATi Radeon cards (xf86-video-ati, xf86-video-amdgpu)