update-golang VS asus-fan-control

I use the update-golang script to install or update Go on Linux Mint and it has always worked.

On my WSL2 install I was using gvm before, now I'm using https://github.com/udhos/update-golang, you can specify versions and it caches the downloads, so you can switch between versions using the script. Since it uses the 'official' install process, it works as expected most of the time (I had a couple issues with gvm, for example).

Using a script really reduces the friction. I like this one which seems to just follow the instructionsa: https://github.com/udhos/update-golang

Update Go Bash Script

First, no way to ajust fan curve in the BIOS. We already tried Asus Fan Control, nbfc-linux and both didn't worked.

Hi there! I recently switched over from windows 11 to kde neon (windows wasnt cutting it for my purposes), and I noticed that I have no way to control my asus vivobook pro 14 oled (m3401) fan controls. I did fix up the issues with battery capacity controls with tools like TLP, but I have not been able to control the fan speed (i wanna make it go fast cuz im not exactly comfortable at 99C during large compiles (im a student, and i kinda need to run compiles on the move)). On windows I was just able to use the MyAsus app and use the performance profile for my fans but I can't do that here because of no MyAsus. I found this wonderful tool called asus-fan-control, sadly it does not support AMD CPUs (I opened a ticket, which if you wanna check out, https://github.com/dominiksalvet/asus-fan-control/issues/120 is the link). What would be a way I can get around this issue? i don't wanna have to repaste this laptop anytime soon (maybe at least run it for 2 years before i end up repasting it). I did not run into such high temps on windows (probably because MyAsus took care of it), but I can't (and don't want to) switch back to windows because I am more familiar to linux than I am to windows (not to mention, it is more convenient for my projects).

You could try contributing to asus-fan-control.

Also surprised you didn't find asus-fan-control (https://github.com/dominiksalvet/asus-fan-control) considering I found it in a two second search and it says it supports the FX505.

Check out https://github.com/dominiksalvet/asus-fan-control and https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/fan_speed_control#ASUS_laptops for fan management utils. As stated in another comment, TLP can set battery saving thresholds.

So i went to https://github.com/dominiksalvet/asus-fan-control#install to install a fan control app but one of the dependencies is a kernel module any idea how to install it or an alternative to this app that works on fedora