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… on Ubuntu 18.04 add backward support for Gnome 3.28 , fix NaN temperature and disk IO on Ubuntu 18.04 . related issues: paradoxxxzero#520 paradoxxxzero#526 paradoxxxzero#594 paradoxxxzero#597 paradoxxxzero#601 thankjura/ds4battery#4 I don't have dedicated GPU to test paradoxxxzero#592 but it should be possible to fix in the same way. inspired by @shemgp and @EBoisseauSierra
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Result (3.28) |
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Thank you. |
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in my machine, it still shows NaN as output (Thinkpad T490 + Ubuntu 18.04 + Gnome Shell 3.28.4) I'm not sure if it is machine-dependent or not. |
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… on Ubuntu 18.04
add backward support for Gnome 3.28 , fix NaN temperature and disk IO on Ubuntu 18.04 .
related issues: #520 #526 #594 #597 #601 thankjura/ds4battery#4
I don't have dedicated GPU to test #592 but it should be possible to fix in the same way.
inspired by @shemgp and @EBoisseauSierra