🔗supergfxctl-gex
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supergfxctl-gex is a frontend for supergfxctl that was born inside the asus-linux.org community. supergfxctl is required for this extension to work. It is tested on a variaty of laptops including Intel / Nvidia, AMD / Nvidia, Intel / AMD and AMD / AMD GPU combinations.
It is a platform agnostic tool for hybrid graphics laptops.
supergfxctl gets packages by the community for Fedora and Arch. But without much of a hastle can be compiled for every systemd based Linux distribution.
🔗Requirements
- gnome >= 43
- supergfxctl >= 5.0.1
🔗Build Instructions
🔗Dependencies
- nodejs >= 16.0.0
- npm >= 6.14.0
🔗Building (production)
In a terminal enter the following commands as a user (do NOT run as root or sudo):
git clone https://gitlab.com/asus-linux/supergfxctl-gex.git /tmp/supergfxctl-gex && cd /tmp/supergfxctl-gex
npm install
npm run build && npm run install-user
HINT: You will need to reload the GNOME Shell afterwards. (Alt + F2 -> r on X11, logout on Wayland)
🔗Building (development)
Instead of the
npm run build && npm run install-user
above, use this line instead:
npm run build && npm run install-dev
This will remove any production versions and installs the development version instead.
HINT: You will need to reload the GNOME Shell afterwards. (Alt + F2 -> r on X11, logout on Wayland) and probably manually enable the extension again.
🔗Source debugging
cd into the directory where you've downloaded the supergfxctl-gex source code and enter the following commands:
npm install
npm run debug
🔗License & Trademarks
License: Mozilla Public License Version 2.0 (MPL-2)