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> [!WARNING]
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> This program its WIP, bugs are expected.
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# volt-gui:
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A graphical user interface for configuring GPU related environment variables and more for Linux gaming. Originally designed just for me and my friends, but seing that it could be useful for other Linux users i have decided to Open Source it.
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-[scx](https://github.com/sched-ext/scx) in the case you want to make use of the CPU Pluggable Schedulers
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-[mangohud](https://github.com/flightlessmango/MangoHud) in the case you want to make use of the Render Pipeline Settings. Both the native or the Flatpak version satisfy the dependency.
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-`glxinfo` its required to use the OpenGL Render Selector.
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-`vulkaninfo` and the `vulkan mesa layer` are required to use the Vulkan Render Selector.
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## Installation:
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## Render Selector explained:
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-`OpenGL Provider` Select a OpenGL provider between the NVIDIA Proprietary Drivers and Mesa Drivers.
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-`Mesa Select GPU` In this case “select” means the GPU will be first in the reported physical devices list, It applies to OpenGL and Vulkan and only GPUs using the Mesa Drivers. Something to add its that the `OpenGL Provider` and `Vulkan ICD` settings have priority over this.
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-`Vulkan ICD` Selects the Vulkan Installable Client Driver, obtained from `/usr/share/vulkan/icd.d/`.
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-`Select OpenGL Renderer (Mesa)` Selects the GPU/Renderer that will be used to render OpenGL programs. Those GPUs are obtained trough `glxinfo`.
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-`Select Vulkan Renderer` Selects the GPU/Renderer that will be used to render Vulkan programs. Those GPUs are obtained trough `vulkaninfo`, also for this to work on some distros you might need to install some additional dependencies like `vulkan-mesa-layers` on Arch Linux.
Returns a list of dictionaries containing about information.
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return [
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{"label": "Description", "text": "Simple GUI program for modifying and creating the `volt` script and more. Providing an intuitive interface for configuration management, with the objective of getting the maximum performance posible of a PC"},
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