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This its a HotFix update, no new features that might help with performance have been added.
New features will be added on the future and are already being worked on, just that they are not ready yet for an stable version.

Changes:

  • Fix error when the config structure have been changed
    • Fixes #29, which caused the program to not start if you have used a previous version.
  • Lock a kernel setting if its not available and update setToolTips
  • Add theme settings for the setToolTips

How to use volt-gui:

Simply launch volt-gui from your application menu or run volt-gui from the terminal.

Additional requirements for some Options:

If this software is not provided, its options will be locked.

  • scx in the case you want to make use of the CPU Pluggable Schedulers
  • mangohud in the case you want to make use of the Render Pipeline Settings. Both the native or the Flatpak version satisfy the dependency.
  • glxinfo its required to use the OpenGL Render Selector.
  • vulkaninfo and the vulkan mesa layer are required to use the Vulkan Render Selector.

Builds:

  • The builds are build against Debian 12, meaning anything newer than that should work without issues, and anything older will not work.
  • There are 2 builds provided, both for x86_64 only:
    • A build created using Nuitka, it translates Python code to C code and then compile it into an executable.
    • A build created using pyinstaller, it bundles the Python application and all its dependencies into a single package
  • Select and download one build, uncompressed it, open a terminal inside the folder with the files and run the install script with sudo, this will also upgrade any volt-gui version you have installed. And for removing it its the same thing but using the remove script.
  • After this you should be able to run volt-gui from your terminal or from your start menu.
  • For more info please read the Readme or the Welcome Window/Message that the program shows.
  • Contributions are very welcome :)

Extras:

If you’d like to support my work in the FOSS community, you can do so by contributing to any of my projects or by donating.
Every contribution no matter the amount is greatly appreciated and helps keep these tools alive, maintained, and evolving.

ko-fi

That’s all for now, thank you for using my projects! If you can, please consider donating, and as always, GLHF!

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