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Thermalright LCD Control For Linux

Drive Thermalright cooler LCD screens and RGB LEDs on Linux, with themes, widgets and live hardware metrics.

  • kind Linux desktop app
  • version v2.1.1
  • license Apache-2.0

#python#qt#linux#usb

Source on GitHub

FIG.01 // Device configuration
FIG.02 // Theme presets
FIG.03 // Widget editor
FIG.04 // Backgrounds
FIG.05 // Foregrounds

Overview

A single desktop application for managing Thermalright LCD displays and digital LED coolers on Linux. The device controller runs inside the app, with udev rules granting device access, so no root service is needed. The USB protocol was reverse-engineered from the Thermalright Windows application.

Features

  • Native Qt interface with light and dark themes, tray icon and session autostart.
  • Multi-device support: several displays driven at once, detected on the fly when plugged in.
  • Add devices without code through a generic, data-driven driver configured from the GUI or a YAML file.
  • Themes and rich media: images, animated GIFs and videos, resized to your screen resolution.
  • Widget editor: drag-and-drop metric, clock, date and text widgets.
  • Hardware metrics: CPU, GPU (AMD, Nvidia, Intel), memory, disk, network and system.
  • RGB LED controllers: six animation modes, per-zone control and a live preview of the real cooler layout.

Install

Packages for Fedora, Debian and Ubuntu are built by the openSUSE Build Service. On Fedora:

sudo dnf config-manager addrepo --from-repofile="https://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:rbenrejeb:thermalright-lcd-control/Fedora_$(rpm -E %fedora)/home:rbenrejeb:thermalright-lcd-control.repo"
sudo dnf install thermalright-lcd-control

See the README for Debian, Ubuntu and the list of supported devices.