Auto-Cpufreq v2.6.0 has been released and includes the capability to toggle Bluetooth on and off at boot, improved command-line interface system monitoring with a text user interface, and an update for SUSE support. Recent updates address several issues, including the GUI failing to launch in certain scenarios, the addition of pyasyncore to the pyproject, an upgrade of virtualenv from version 20.24.5 to 20.26.6, a failed evaluation when power-profiles-daemon is enabled, the absence of the dependency 'girepository-2.0', and an adjustment to the battery threshold limit on the Ideapad.
Auto-Cpufreq v2.6.0
Features:
- Implement dedicated functionality to turn Bluetooth on/off at boot #836 | Closes #92, #451, #673
- Enhance CLI System Monitoring with a TUI #810
- Update auto-cpufreq-installer to update Suse support #808 | Closes #805
Bug fixes and improvements:
- A Fix for GUI not launching in some cases and dependency management #826 | Closes #824, #825, #813
- Added pyasyncore to pyprojec #822 | Closes #601
- Bump virtualenv from 20.24.5 to 20.26.6 #806
- nix: fail evaluation if power-profiles-daemon is enabled #809
- Fix
Dependency 'girepository-2.0' is required but not found#813- Fix deps: allow psutil 7.x #821 | Closes #817
- nix: fixed typo #823
- fix: fix eval on NixOS #830
- Update battery threshold limit on Ideapad based on manufacturer settings | #838
