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A control panel for HP Victus and Omen laptops on Linux.
It was built and tested on 8BD4 (HP Victus 16-s0001nv) with Fedora. Other HP Omen/Victus laptops should work.
- System profiles — maps the three UI profiles to
tuned-adm(tested on fedora acpi profile is set correctly) orpower-profilesctlif available. - Custom fan control — Three modes: auto (hands control back to the EC), max (100%), and custom (your temperature curves with ramp-up/down).
- Mux switch Hardware Mux switch support for Victus Laptops, OMEN Laptops should also work (untested). PRIME laptops can also try envycontrol (not included yet).
- Keyboard RGB — static color and brightness via a custom
hp-kbd-rgbkernel module (a companion to the upstream hp-wmi RGB patch series; it doesn't claim the HP WMI GUID, so the stockhp-wmidriver stays loaded for hotkeys and fan hwmon). Optional idle-dim when you stop typing. - Power limits — set Sustained (sPPT), Fast (fPPT), and Slow limits,
plus Tctl temperature, through
ryzenadjfor amd cpus. - Sensors — live CPU/GPU temperatures, fan RPM, power draw, and utilization. Included "task manager"+right click to stop processes, tracks cpu and ram (PSS).
- Suspend/shutdown cleanup — send suspend and shutdown commands before and after.
Settings persist under ~/.config/victus-hub/.
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/evident0/victus-hub/master/install.sh | sudo bash
curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/evident0/victus-hub/master/uninstall.sh | sudo bash
After cloning the repository run:
./scripts/install
For dev work (no .desktop entry etc. Run uninstall when done testing to remove just the daemon):
./scripts/dev-run
./scripts/uninstall
Your settings under ~/.config/victus-hub/ are left in place. Removes everything else
From the application menu (look for "Victus Hub"), or:
victus-hub
It runs as a tray app — closing the window hides it to the system tray. Click the tray icon to bring it back, or use the global hotkey you can configure in the Settings page. A second launch raises the existing instance rather than starting a new one.
The app logs to the terminal it was launched from (so run it from a
terminal or check the desktop entry's output). The daemon logs via
journalctl -u victus-hubd.
victus_hub/— the Qt GUI. The user runs this unprivileged. It talks to the daemon over a Unix socket for anything requiring root.victus_hubd/— the root daemon. Runs as a systemd service (victus-hubd.service), listens on/run/victus-hubd/victus-hub.sock,kernel/— All custom kernel modules.