GNOME CPUFreq Applet is a monitoring tool that scales CPU frequency for GNOME Panel.
The GNOME CPUFreq Applet is a valuable tool for monitoring CPU frequency scaling on the GNOME Panel. Offering numerous features, such as support for both proc or sys filesystems and multiprocessor systems, CPUFreq is a smart choice for users looking to optimize their computer's performance.
In order to use CPUFreq, users must have access to the following libraries: GNOME 2, GNOME Panel, GNOME-VFS, and GConf.
Recent updates to the software have resulted in several key improvements. For example, the applet now avoids using scaling_cur_freq in the frequency selector, reducing the risk of glitches or system errors. Additionally, the developers have worked to ensure that all frequencies listed in the pull down menu are unique, creating a smoother user experience overall. Finally, various bugfixes and tweaks have been added to the latest release, making CPUFreq a reliable and user-friendly option for all types of users.
In order to use CPUFreq, users must have access to the following libraries: GNOME 2, GNOME Panel, GNOME-VFS, and GConf.
Recent updates to the software have resulted in several key improvements. For example, the applet now avoids using scaling_cur_freq in the frequency selector, reducing the risk of glitches or system errors. Additionally, the developers have worked to ensure that all frequencies listed in the pull down menu are unique, creating a smoother user experience overall. Finally, various bugfixes and tweaks have been added to the latest release, making CPUFreq a reliable and user-friendly option for all types of users.
What's New
Version 0.3.1: N/A