I just switched to Linux from Windows 11, and I'm struggling to install ASUSCTL on my TUF F16 laptop. I've been trying for about three hours and feel completely lost. I want to monitor my GPU and CPU and manage the fans, but I don't understand all these technical terms like 'repository' and 'build.' I'm really worried that if I somehow manage to install it, it will just fail. It feels like I'm back in high school math class!
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Hey! So, to get the latest version of ASUSCTL, you can check out the release page on GitLab (version 6.1.21). Since you're on an Arch-based distro, you'll need to install 'yay' first to access the AUR (Arch User Repository). Once that's done, just run `yay -S asusctl`, and it should handle the installation for you. If you want a graphical interface, you can also install it using `sudo pacman -S rog-control-center`. Don't stress, it’s less complicated than it sounds! Let me know if you have more questions!
Also, just a tip: Be sure to mention your specific distro and your hardware details in any future posts for better help. And don't worry if the commands aren't working right away; it might take some trial and error to get everything set up. If this seems too daunting, sticking to Windows 11 is always an option, but you'll get there with some practice!
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