A GNOME3 extension to manually set Radeon's DPM state and level. Also includes a status indicator that shows the current setting.
The indicator shows a green, yellow or red Radeon symbol when the DPM settings are low/battery, auto/balanced or high/performance, respectively. Any other combination will make a yellow '?' show up. A red '!' indicates that the DPM settings could not be queried.
This extension makes use of Thomas Debesse's dpm-query. You will have to install it first. Only the tool is needed, the service is optionnal.
Download the files and cd into their directory:
git clone https://github.com/JuBan1/radeon-dpm-control.git
cd radeon-dpm-controlInstall in user path this way:
./configure
make installInstall system-wide this way:
./configure --system-wide
sudo make installUpdate your GNOME shell by restarting or pressing Alt+F2 and typing r.
Enable the extension in your Tweak Tool.
You can also create a zip file doing make zip, you will find it in build directory.
Disable the extension.
Run make uninstall (or sudo make uninstall) in the same location.
Copyright (c) 2016 Julian Bansen
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