Check out CoolerControl, a feature-rich cooling-device control application for Linux

Summer is on the way and with things heating up a bit, perhaps you want a little more control over your system cooling wrapped up in a neat interface? CoolerControl has the right idea.

Giving you a system daemon for background device management, as well as the GUI to customize all your settings. It works across lots of different hardware, although it may need just a little configuring on your system to get going.

Features:

• A highly configurable GUI with system overview.
• A control daemon that runs in the background.
• Auto detection of hwmon/sysfs and liquidctl devices including some laptops.
• Enhanced liquidctl device support (AIOs, USB Fan hubs, LCD screens, RGB lighting, etc).
• Fan control support for most NVidia and AMD GPUs.
• Fully customizable speed Profiles like Fixed, Graph(Curve), and Mix that can be applied to multiple fans.
• Functions to control how a Profile is applied with hysteresis, threshold, directional, and response time control.
• System-wide cooling Modes to adjust all your devices at once.
• Create your own Custom Sensors based on a File or on a combination of temperature sensors.
• Combine Profiles from multiple devices for complete cooling coverage.
• Re-applies settings after waking from sleep.
• External monitoring and GUI support.
• Comprehensive REST API for extensions.

Check it out on GitLab.