Coolero：监测和控制冷却设备的开源应用
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说到 Linux，我们无法从 NZXT、Corsair、MSI、ASUS 等品牌那里获得官方软件支持来管理 PC 上的硬件组件。


虽然有开源的驱动/工具可以使事情顺利进行，但在具有图形用户界面（GUI）的程序中，它仍然是一项正在进行的工作。例如，[配置游戏鼠标](https://itsfoss.com/set-up-razer-devices-linux/) 或 [在 Linux 上设置 Razer 设备](https://itsfoss.com/set-up-razer-devices-linux/)。


幸运的是，这些年来情况有所改善，现在可以在 Linux 上管理/调整各种最新的外围设备和组件。


其中一个改进就是有了一个开源的 GUI 程序来管理和监控冷却设备，即 Coolero。


**注意：** 该程序正在积极开发中，并慢慢向其第一个主要版本发展。


### Coolero：轻松地管理你的水冷


![](/data/attachment/album/202203/12/092202wiq2eeppnok4dlqp.png)


当我去年升级我的电脑时，我对我的 AIO（All-in-One）水冷（Corsair Hydro 100i Pro XT）缺乏软件支持感到恼火。


这不仅仅是控制 RGB 灯光（为了美观），而且我找不到一个方便的方法（使用 GUI 程序）来平衡风扇配置。


现在，有了 [Coolero](https://gitlab.com/codifryed/coolero) 就可以做到了。Coolero 是一个使用 [liquidctl](https://github.com/liquidctl/liquidctl) 和其他一些库来控制冷却设备的前端，主要包括 AIO、风扇集线器/控制器，还有 PSU 和一些 RGB 照明支持。


它支持一系列的水冷和一些 PSU。你可以在其 GitLab 页面上获得所有支持设备的细节。请注意，对一些冷却器的支持仍然是试验性的，而且你还不能让你的 Kraken Z 上的 LCD 屏幕与它一起工作。


让我强调一下主要的特点。


### Coolero 的特点


![](/data/attachment/album/202203/12/092202t7srmc6sgr53kr39.png)


现在有无数的冷却设备。但是，Coolero 支持一些流行的选项和它的变体来控制基本功能：


* 系统概览图
* CPU 温度/负载
* GPU 温度/负载
* 支持多个设备，以及同一设备的多个版本。
* 能够使用该图表定制风扇配置文件。
* 提供了几个预设的风扇配置文件。
* 能够调整 RGB 照明配置文件。
* 保存配置文件并在启动时应用它。


用户界面简单易懂，易于使用。你可以与图表互动以启用/禁用对特定组件的监控。


你所连接的 AIO 或控制器应该作为单独的组件出现在界面上，使你很容易控制它们。


![](/data/attachment/album/202203/12/092202pb8c2ph8m9mpp0gk.png)


你会有两种类型的功能，控制风扇和灯光（如果有的话）。我使用风扇图表来定制我的 AIO 上的风扇配置文件。


根据我的简单测试，它与 Corsair AIO 工作很好。你可以用它来尝试 NZXT 冷却器、PSU、控制器和智能设备（或集线器）。


### 在 Linux 中安装 Coolero


Coolero 以 AppImage、Flatpak（通过 [Flathub](https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.coolero.Coolero)）的形式提供，或者你可以从源代码中构建它。


如果你是 Linux 的新手，你可能想参考我们的 [AppImage 指南](https://itsfoss.com/appimagepool/) 和 [Flatpak 帮助资源](https://itsfoss.com/flatpak-guide/)。


要探索更多关于它的信息，请前往下面链接的 GitLab 页面。


* [Coolero](https://gitlab.com/codifryed/coolero)


### 总结


如果你有 AIO、集线器和控制器需要按照你的要求进行调整，那么 Coolero 是一个令人兴奋的项目，值得关注。


虽然你可以尝试使用一些命令行工具，但这并不是实现你的 PC 中的组件的基本控制的最方便的方法。


你试过了吗？你用什么来管理你的 Linux 系统上的 AIO 或冷却器？请在下面的评论中告诉我你的想法。




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作者：[Ankush Das](https://itsfoss.com/author/ankush/) 选题：[lujun9972](https://github.com/lujun9972) 译者：[geekpi](https://github.com/geekpi) 校对：[wxy](https://github.com/wxy)


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**Brief: ***Looking for a GUI program to manage your AIOs and other cooling devices on Linux? Let’s explore Coolero to get some help with it.*

When it comes to Linux, we do not get official software support from brands like NZXT, Corsair, MSI, ASUS, etc., to manage hardware components on PC.

While open-source drivers/tools are available to make things work, it is still a work in progress in programs with a graphical user interface (GUI).

For instance, when [configuring a gaming mouse](https://itsfoss.com/set-up-razer-devices-linux/) or [setting up razer devices on Linux](https://itsfoss.com/set-up-razer-devices-linux/).

Fortunately, things have improved over the years, and now it is possible to manage/tweak a wide range of the latest peripherals and components on Linux.

One such improvement is the availability of an open-source GUI program to manage and monitor cooling devices, i.e., Coolero.

**Note:** The app is in active development and slowly working towards its first major release.

## Coolero: Manage Your Liquid Coolers Easily

![coolero ui home](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2022/03/coolero-ui-home-800x468.png)

When I upgraded my PC last year, I was annoyed at the lack of software support for my AIO (All-in-One) liquid cooler (Corsair Hydro 100i Pro XT).

It is not just about controlling the RGB lighting (for aesthetics), but I could not find a convenient way (using a GUI program) to balance the fan profiles.

Now, with [Coolero](https://gitlab.com/codifryed/coolero), it is possible. Coolero is a front-end that uses libraries like [liquidctl](https://github.com/liquidctl/liquidctl) and a few others to control cooling devices, mostly AIOs, fan hub/controllers, along with PSUs and some RGB lighting support.

It supports a range of liquid coolers and some PSUs as well. You can get all the details of the supported device on its GitLab page. Note that the support for some coolers is still experimental, and you cannot make the LCD screen on your Kraken Z work with it yet.

Let me highlight the key features.

## Features of Coolero

![coolero fan settings](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2022/03/coolero-fan-settings.png)

There are numerous cooling devices available out there. But, Coolero supports some popular options and its variants to control the essentials.

- System overview graph
- CPU temperature/load
- GPU temperature/load
- Supports multiple devices, and versions of the same device.
- Ability to customize the fan profile using the graph.
- Limited presets available for fan profiles.
- Ability to tweak the RGB lighting profiles
- Saves the profiles and applies it back at startup.

The user interface is simple to understand and easy to use. You can interact with the graph to enable/disable the monitoring of a specific component.

The AIOs or controllers you have connected should appear listed as separate components in the interface, making it easy to control them.

![coolero fan](https://itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2022/03/coolero-fan.png)

You get two types of functionality, controlling the fans and the light (if any). I used the fan graph to customize the fan profile on my AIO.

As per my brief test, it worked well with the Corsair AIO. You can try NZXT coolers, PSUs, controllers, and smart devices (or hubs) with it.

## Install Coolero in Linux

Coolero is available as an AppImage, Flatpak (via [Flathub](https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.coolero.Coolero)), or you can build it from the source.

You may want to refer to our [AppImage guide](https://itsfoss.com/appimagepool/) and [Flatpak help resource](https://itsfoss.com/flatpak-guide/) if you are new to Linux.

To explore more about it, head to its GitLab page linked down below.

## Wrapping Up

Coolero is an exciting project to keep an eye on if you have AIOs, Hubs, and controllers that need to be tweaked as per your requirements.

While you can try using some command-line tools, it is not the most convenient way to achieve the basic controls of the components in your PC.

*Have you tried it yet? What do you use to manage your AIOs or coolers on your Linux system? Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below.*