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GitHub - Lurkki14/tuxclocker: Qt overclocking tool for GNU/Linux
Qt overclocking tool for GNU/Linux. Contribute to Lurkki14/tuxclocker development by creating an account on GitHub.
It’s in the AUR. Answer from HBR on forum.endeavouros.com
GitHub
github.com › dankamongmen › GreenWithEnvy
GitHub - dankamongmen/GreenWithEnvy: fork of https://gitlab.com/leinardi/gwe · GitHub
The name comes from the slogan of the GeForce 8 series, that was "Green with envy". Nvidia is meant to be pronounced "invidia", which means envy in Latin (and Italian). And their logo is green so, GreenWithEnvy
Starred by 146 users
Forked by 4 users
Languages Python 96.0% | Meson 2.6% | Shell 1.4%
Reddit
reddit.com › r/linux_gaming › any replacement for green with envy (gwe)?
r/linux_gaming on Reddit: Any replacement for Green With Envy (GWE)?
November 26, 2025 -
The author is no longer maintaining it and I'd very much like to find a replacement so I can manually manage my fan curves.
Thank you!
**SOLVED** Thank you u/Dk000t LACT flatpak works great as a replacement.
Any alternatives to GreenWithEnvy?
Hi. I want to use wayland, but currently stuck with X11 because GWE (greenwithenvy) can’t communicate with ny nVidia card through XWayland. Also I saw that the developer of GWE is starting to slow down developing that app, because he’s gonna switch to AMD soon and he’s looking for ... More on forum.endeavouros.com
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May 3, 2024GreenWithEnvy: A Linux NVIDIA GPU OC utility available on Flatpak
https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/greenwithenvy-an-impressive-tool-for-overclocking-nvidia-gpus.13521 Looks darn impressive. I might try it out if the community here likes it. It does have the “Coolbits” prerequisite, but that’s required anyways for GPU OCs on Linux. More on forum.level1techs.com
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Install tuxclocker - https://github.com/Lurkki14/tuxclocker its works with wayland Currently supported devices and features Nvidia GPUs 600 -series and above Support for multiple fans on one GPU Fan mode Fan speed Core and memory clocks (Xorg only) Power limit Temperatures Utilizations 600 to 900 -series Voltage setting and reading (Xorg only) More on reddit.com
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November 20, 2023How To Use Green With Envy To Overclock And Control Fans On A nVidia GPU Tutorial
sudo nvidia-xconfig --cool-bits=31 Don't recommend people modify config files. It's very easy to accidentally mess things up. edit: good video otherwise. Have an upvote. More on reddit.com
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May 27, 2020Videos
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GreenWithEnvy, COMO CONFIGURARLO, te lo ENSEÑO. #linux #español ...
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GreenWithEnvy Desperately Needs New Maintainers - YouTube
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LACT - Linux GPU Overclocking & Fan Control For AMD, Nvidia, & ...
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Green with Envy! Mythos Weekly Livestream - YouTube
GitLab
gitlab.com › roberto leinardi › greenwithenvy
Roberto Leinardi / GreenWithEnvy · GitLab
December 31, 2018 - System utility designed to provide information, control the fans and overclock your NVIDIA card
LinuxMasterClub
linuxmasterclub.com › главная страница › greenwithenvy
GreenWithEnvy - tool for overclocking NVIDIA graphics cards | LinuxMaster Club
April 25, 2025 - GreenWithEnvy is a utility for getting information, controlling fans, and overclocking an NVIDIA graphics card. Free and open source program
EndeavourOS
forum.endeavouros.com › general system › newbie
Any alternatives to GreenWithEnvy? - Newbie - EndeavourOS
May 3, 2024 - Hi. I want to use wayland, but currently stuck with X11 because GWE (greenwithenvy) can’t communicate with ny nVidia card through XWayland. Also I saw that the developer of GWE is starting to slow down developing that ap…
OMG! Ubuntu
omgubuntu.co.uk › home › how to › how to install greenwithenvy on ubuntu (nvidia gpu tool)
How to Install GreenWithEnvy on Ubuntu (NVIDIA GPU Tool) - OMG! Ubuntu
October 17, 2023 - GreenWithEnvy is a free, open-source utility for Linux designed exclusively for use with with NVIDIA graphics cards.
Level1Techs
forum.level1techs.com › hardware hub › gpu
GreenWithEnvy: A Linux NVIDIA GPU OC utility available on Flatpak - GPU - Level1Techs Forums
February 6, 2019 - https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/greenwithenvy-an-impressive-tool-for-overclocking-nvidia-gpus.13521 Looks darn impressive. I might try it out if the community here likes it. It does have the “Coolbits” prerequisite, but that’s required anyways for GPU OCs on Linux.
GitHub
github.com › mikeroyal › GWE-snap
GreenWithEnvy (GWE)
A snap for GWE, a system utility designed to provide information, control the fans and overclock your NVIDIA card. It works on Ubuntu, Fedora, Debian, and other major Linux distributions. - mikero...
Author mikeroyal
Softpedia
linux.softpedia.com › utilities › greenwithenvy
GreenWithEnvy - Download (Linux) - Softpedia
GreenWithEnvy, or GWE, is a free and open-source GTK utility that allows you to control the fan speeds of your NVIDIA graphics cards, overclock them, as well as provide a series of useful stats and information regarding their functionality and ...
Reddit
reddit.com › r/linux_gaming › greenwithenvy help
r/linux_gaming on Reddit: greenwithenvy help
November 20, 2023 -
greenwithenvy keeps crashing saying that nv-control x is missing, Using Nobara 38.
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Install tuxclocker - https://github.com/Lurkki14/tuxclocker its works with wayland Currently supported devices and features Nvidia GPUs 600 -series and above Support for multiple fans on one GPU Fan mode Fan speed Core and memory clocks (Xorg only) Power limit Temperatures Utilizations 600 to 900 -series Voltage setting and reading (Xorg only)
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Are you running a Wayland session? GWE will not work under Wayland.
Reddit
reddit.com › r/linux_gaming › how to use green with envy to overclock and control fans on a nvidia gpu tutorial
r/linux_gaming on Reddit: How To Use Green With Envy To Overclock And Control Fans On A nVidia GPU Tutorial
May 27, 2020 - 35 votes, 17 comments. 414K subscribers in the linux_gaming community. A subreddit for discussions and news about gaming on the GNU/Linux family of…
Reddit
reddit.com › r/linux › greenwithenvy (gwe) needs a new maintainer (or it could become abandonware)
r/linux on Reddit: GreenWithEnvy (GWE) needs a new maintainer (or it could become abandonware)
October 4, 2022 -
If you have an Nvidia GPU you may have heard about GWE, a little application I wrote to provide information and control the fans and overclock of an Nvidia card.
Right now I am the only maintainer for this project but, in the very near future, it is likely that I will switch to an AMD GPU. When this happens I won't be able to keep working on it and, unless new maintainers show up, I will be forced to declare it abandonware. Since there are still active users, I would prefer to find a new maintainer that could keep the project alive.
GWE is written in Python and and uses GTK for the GUI. If you know anyone interested, please forward them to this issue: https://gitlab.com/leinardi/gwe/-/issues/195
If you are not a developer but you would like to help, you can still contribute by bringing attention to this issue (share this link on your social media, write a blog post about it, etc).
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hey there. longtime open source dev, spent two years on NVidia's compiler team, intimately familiar with GWE and what it does. I'll be staying with nvidia for the foreseeable future due to need for CUDA. I'd be interested. I'll hit you up on github. thanks for the warez!
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Yeah ll start using it, might pick it up if I end up liking it. Seems like a nifty little application.
Linux Mint Forums
forums.linuxmint.com › board index › main edition support › hardware support › graphics cards & monitors
Issues with "GreenWithEnvy" application - nVidia overclocking utility - Linux Mint Forums
August 1, 2023 - Hi community, The "GreenWithEnvy" overclocking utility for nVidia GPU's - fails to launch on my mint install. The same issue persists if and when I install GreenWithEnvy from the Software Manager.
Manjaro Linux
forum.manjaro.org › support › aur
GreenWithEnvy (NVIDIA OC Tool) Doesn't Seem to Work with Coolbits? - AUR - Manjaro Linux Forum
November 21, 2022 - I’m trying to overclock my NVIDIA graphics card using GreenWithEnvy, but it keeps saying that coolbits 8 isn’t set. This is very strange since I have done it manually and automatically usign nvidia-xconfig --cool-bits=3…
Reddit
reddit.com › r/nvidia › greenwithenvy (gwe): easily overclock nvidia gpus on linux with this new app
r/nvidia on Reddit: GreenWithEnvy (GWE): Easily Overclock NVIDIA GPUs on Linux with This New App
February 4, 2019 - The name comes from the slogan of the GeForce 8 series, that was "Green with envy". Nvidia is meant to be pronounced "invidia" which means envy in Latin (and Italian). And their logo is green so, GreenWithEnvy :)
YouTube
youtube.com › watch
Linux GPU Overclocking Guide – GreenWithEnvy & CoreCtrl - YouTube
In this video I show how to install GPU overclocking tools on Linux which will allow you to set custom fan curves, adjust the power limit and voltages, and m...
Published May 19, 2024
Garuda Linux
forum.garudalinux.org › issues & assistance › unsupported software (aur & other)
GreenWithEnvy not working - Unsupported Software (AUR & Other) - Garuda Linux Forum
August 13, 2023 - When i try opening gwe i get a nv/controll x extension not found error, but i have the proprietary drivers. Im running a optimus device and have tried installing optimus-manager to no avail.
Garuda Linux
forum.garudalinux.org › issues & assistance › unsupported software (aur & other)
GreenWithEnvy aka gwe Wayland support - Unsupported Software (AUR & Other) - Garuda Linux Forum
May 19, 2025 - GreenWithEnvy or gwe doesn’t support Wayland. It gives the ERROR: NV-CONTROL missing! error and doesn’t start unless you switch to KDE. There is a quote from GitHub about that attached. If you have any thoughts on this subject I would love to hear them, but after my research I’ve just switched to X11 where everything works completely fine.
GitHub
github.com › leinardi › gwe › blob › master › README.md
gwe/README.md at master · leinardi/gwe
The name comes from the slogan of the GeForce 8 series, that was "Green with envy". Nvidia is meant to be pronounced "invidia", which means envy in Latin (and Italian). And their logo is green so, GreenWithEnvy
Author leinardi
LearnLinuxTV
community.learnlinux.tv › linux distributions › pop!_os
Bug fix help needed (gpu /greenwithenvy)etc - Pop!_OS - LearnLinuxTV Community
October 11, 2021 - big issues with greenwithenvy updates dont seem to help should i reinstall missing modules an how do i fix also do i have the right nvidia drivers someone suggested to me that python is or could be missing a library from the Nvidia driver if so how would i figure that out fix this is a mayjor issue i need fix as this pc is for my dad an on ever boot the favs an oc clock settings for the gpu dont save or engage without manual setting them to which he;ll never remember to do or how he d...