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v2.0.4.1

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 06 Jun 21:37
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A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Merged pull request #9

v2.0.4

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 05 Jun 19:30

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Expanded battery readout support for weird devices

v2.0.3.1

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 05 Jun 18:34

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Fixed the desktop icon
  • Fully working and synced to the AUR

v2.0.3

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 05 Jun 18:25

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • god damn aur >:(

v2.0.2

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 05 Jun 18:13

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Added to the AUR (for real this time)
  • Added a desktop icon because it's cool

v2.0.1.1

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 05 Jun 18:03

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Added to the AUR (attempt 2)

v2.0.1

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 05 Jun 17:59

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Added to the AUR

v2.0

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 31 May 17:42

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Added automatic refresh when connecting/disconnecting a device, so you don't need to click on "Search for hardware changes" every time you connect a new device
  • Improved device recognition (fixes devices being named just "Device :" or Bluetooth being named "xHCI Host Controller") (#5, #6)
  • Fixed hard-coded "ACPI x64-based PC", it now detects your architecture, and says "ACPI arm64-based PC" if you're on ARM (#5)
  • Improved Game Controller detection logic, with battery reading for wireless ones
  • Added logic that detects if your package manager is pacman, dnf or whatever else
  • Added support for Apple devices, and reading their battery levels
  • Improved icon rendering
  • Got rid of most duplicate devices
  • Some other minor changes and improvements

v.1.1.2

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 30 May 10:55

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Merged pull request #4

v.1.1.1

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@actuallyaridan actuallyaridan released this 29 May 17:53

A faithful recreation of the Windows Device Manager built with Qt6 and real hardware backends via sysfs/procfs. Best enjoyed with AeroThemePlasma, but looks great on regular KDE as well.

Change log:

  • Merged pull request #1