Developers have released version 0.8.2 of LACT, a graphical user interface designed for controlling GPUs on Linux systems across multiple vendors. This update aims to enhance GPU management capabilities in open-source environments.
LACT, known as a multi-vendor Linux GPU control GUI, has seen the release of its 0.8.2 version. The software provides users with a graphical interface to manage GPU settings and performance on Linux, supporting hardware from various manufacturers. This release was announced through Phoronix, a prominent source for Linux hardware news and benchmarks.
The tool is particularly useful for desktop Linux users, those running Ubuntu, and professionals involved in Linux performance testing and open-source graphics development. Key aspects highlighted include its compatibility with the Phoronix Test Suite and focus on Linux hardware reviews and benchmarks.
While specific changes in version 0.8.2 are not detailed in the announcement, the update continues LACT's role in simplifying GPU control for diverse setups. It aligns with broader efforts in the Linux community to improve hardware accessibility and performance monitoring.