Bug:9163 - " Inadequate check for MD devices in /etc/init.d/checkfs" status:RESOLVED resolution:TEST-REQUEST severity:normal.Bug:8927 - " xfree-4.2.0/4.2.1 xv i815 blue bar" status:RESOLVED resolution:TEST-REQUEST severity:normal.Bug:8823 - " Request for an ebuild for php-gtk" status:RESOLVED resolution:TEST-REQUEST severity:enhancement.
Bug:8607 - " metalog hanging from time to time" status:RESOLVED resolution:TEST-REQUEST severity:major.Bug:4595 - " Terminal not fully functional from cygwin openssh client" status:RESOLVED resolution:TEST-REQUEST severity:normal.Bug:3888 - " yenta_socket module not included on install CD" status:RESOLVED resolution:TEST-REQUEST severity:blocker.Bug:233 - " Emacs segfaults when merged through the sandbox." status:RESOLVED resolution:TEST-REQUEST severity:critical.Overall, any geek who likes to overclock will love FanCtrl, and techs will appreciate the ability to text fan speeds and temperatures. There are numerous options worth looking at, especially the ability to work alongside LibreHardwareMonitor and Open Hardware Monitor. Once you open the app, you can see the temperature and modify fan speed and fan control (percentage). The app is laid out well and resides in the system tray with names for the motherboard and each fan speed and control that you can name. As an indie-developed app, not all motherboards are or can be supported. You can cause damage to your computer by overheating or conflicting with other processors or other monitoring software. FanCtrl is an Open Source app to adjust and control the fan speed on your PC automatically.įanCtrl is easy to use, although the app is best for advanced users.
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