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Don't do anything rash, give me a minute I'm wrapping the command with Tkinter

Two ways, the other is by saying "solved" with a half baked solution that's incorrect.

dad jokes this early in the morning (in the east part of the world)

I prefer using my scripts, but I understand everyone isn’t insane.

https://flathub.org/apps/org.coolero.Coolero

There's coreCTRL for AMD and apparently nvidia-setting for Nvidia?

AMD GPUs got more tools due to them being open source, while Nvidia's isn't and you are beholden to Nvidia bothering to implement support, which they often don't.

Also, idk if I would call fan curves that basic, haha. For the vast majority the default curve is sufficient.

Not sure if you're being sarcastic or serious. I've been using computers for decades and not once adjusted fan speeds, so that function doesn't seem very basic to me.

This is part of the reason I haven't gone back to Linux for my gaming PC. I had zero desire to try to set a fan curve in the terminal.

I think it's a matter of habit, really. After using a somewhat minimal Arch install with a WM instead of DE, I get frustrated when an app doesn't have a CLI version, using GUI now feels less comfy almost

While this is not a serious post I'm going to take it seriously, so here are some of the reasons:

Nobody can easily remember the precise file name and if you don't get the first letters right you're screwed(did I mention capital letters matter?)

Wtf is --vo=tct? No sane person is remembering all of that (same goes for the rest 10000 parameters and options)

Again, waaayyy too many parameters, who remembers their playlist name? There is no autocomplete here, you're on your sad own in your sad little room with your sad little feelings, because there's no one there to tell you the song's precise name, because computers are assholes and don't hate you.

So why GUIs? Because they make computers seem like friendly fellas which actually care about you and give you options, tell you the available functions(without deciphering a 50 pages manual if done well)

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Exactly! Takes so much of the pain away. And you know what would be really useful? If those scripts were accessible easily through simple buttons or sliders on which you could click, or something like along those lines.

tErMinAL iS mUCh MorE fRieNdLY. gUi is DuMB

Do su rm -rf / to fix all issues you have

So...always?

But ofc, there's always no documentation available other than a man page.

I do think there is another reason, which is that the Windows CMD is awful. If that's your only reference, I understand not wanting to learn it.

No one is "afraid" of terminals. We just don't have spare time to learn a whole new fucking language.

I am a huge noob in the terminal, but --help, man, and basic knowledge about things like grep and pipes make me look like a wizard sometimes.

Why do people even use a Desktop Environment, so many GUIs !!!