Bringing cutting edge T2 Mac support to stock Fedora using DKMS modules
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Bringing cutting edge T2 Mac support to stock Fedora using DKMS modules
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mirror of https://patchy.soopy.moe/cassie/gensokyo
Userspace palm rejection for Intel T2 MacBook trackpads on Arch Linux
Stable Apple Studio Display 5K60 on a 2019 T2 MacBook Pro with AMDGPU DPM and HBR3 workarounds
Battery-life tweaks for Intel T2 MacBooks running Ubuntu - Thunderbolt sleep for deep CPU idle, turbo off on battery, and more
Spotify in the Omarchy bar: always present, with playing off lanch.
Cruise control for T2 MacBooks on Linux. Obeys the Apple SMC's power limit requests so it never brakes the CPU to 800 MHz.
Kubuntu/T2 Linux fix for Touch Bar and keyboard backlight issues after suspend on T2 MacBook Pro
linux systemd touchbar macbook-pro kubuntu keyboard-backlight kde-plasma suspend-resume t2linux t2-mac apple-bce
Omarchy bar widget for monitoring and configuring t2fanrd on Apple T2 Macs
DKMS package of the t2linux AppleSMC driver for stock Linux and Proxmox VE kernels on T2 Macs, with SMC temperature telemetry and fan control. No custom kernel required.
fan-control kernel-module linux-kernel dkms hwmon proxmox proxmox-ve linux-driver mac-mini applesmc apple-t2 t2linux
Fedora CoreOS ISO build script for T2 Macs. Vibe coded with ChatGPT.
Forge bootable, hands-off Ubuntu installers for T2 MacBooks — Wi-Fi, Touch Bar and i9 unthrottling included
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