G-Helper on Linux

[Konnos998]

Hello,

does G-Helper works on Linux (Pop!_OS to be specific), because I'm thinking of switching from Windows to Linux. And I've seen many videos telling that some of the functionality is missing in Linux (due to some apps don't being supported by Linux, like in Windows).
Does G-Helper has an installation for Linux too/can it run on Linux?

Thanks in advance.

[seerge]

For linux support you should check https://asus-linux.org/

You can't run G-Helper on linux obviously, as this is windows app ...

[Konnos998]

I see! I'll check the link you send me though.

Thank you

[KyrilosKamal]

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if it's available developer can make a version for linux, because asusctl amd supergfxctl are installed hardly really :|

[Algarues]

Is it known how to exactly replicate on linux the equivalent of Eco mode on Windows?
Even if through commands + configuration files?

In terms of battery saving, asusctl on linux can achieve only Quiet state.
However, when compared to ECO on windows, on ROG Flow X13, residual heat from the GPU can still be felt on the chassis above the keyboard.

The heat can still be felt even if supergfxctl is set to "Integrated".

It is my impression that the dGPU is not completely switched off like on Windows.

Thanks for any help

[ouya-woelders]

Pls still make a Linux version, ghelper is way better than asusctl

[utajum]

On Ubuntu asusctl has never worked for me, here is an alternative :)

https://g-helper-linux.elevatech.xyz/

[Algarues]

Is it possible to launch the app from the command line in Windows in debug mode?

I would like to understand the commands that are being used by the program to undervolt my CPU and try to replicate them using Ryzenadj in Linux.

Thank you

[keftie22]

For others looking here, someone has recently made their own sort of "port" of it here:

https://github.com/utajum/g-helper-linux

I haven't tested it myself yet but just from the screenshots it looks pretty close, probably covering most of the functionality you get from the Windows version. I haven't seen it get much attention on it yet but it might be good to get more eyes on it to help with testing different laptops and whatnot.