TUXEDO Control Center

The TUXEDO Control Center (short: TCC) gives TUXEDO laptop users full control over their hardware like CPU cores, fan speed and more.
To get a more detailed description of features, plans and the ideas behind please check our press release (english | german) and info pages (english | german).

Using it

There are pre-build packages available at our repositories. For details please have a look over here.

Note: TCC depends on tuxedo-drivers for some core functionality like fan control.

Project structure

tuxedo-control-center
|  README.md
|--src
|  |--ng-app            Angular GUI (aka electron renderer)
|  |--e-app             Electron main
|  |--service-app       Daemon part (Node 24)
|  |--common            Common shared sources
|  |  |--classes
|  |  |--models
|  |--dist-data         Data needed for packaging
|--build-src            Source used for building

Development setup

1. Install git, gcc, g++, make, nodejs, npm, libudev-dev and rpm
   Ex (deb):

   curl -sL https://deb.nodesource.com/setup_24.x | sudo -E bash -
   
   sudo apt install -y git gcc g++ make nodejs libudev-dev rpm
   

2. Clone & install libraries

   git clone https://github.com/tuxedocomputers/tuxedo-control-center
   
   cd tuxedo-control-center
   
   npm clean-install
   

3. Install service file that points to development build path (or use installed service from packaged version)

   Manual instructions:

   1. Copy tccd.service and tccd-sleep.service (from <tcc folder>/src/dist-data) to /etc/systemd/system/
   2. Execute npm run build in <tcc folder>
   3. Edit the tccd.service (exec start/stop) to point to <tcc folder>/dist/tuxedo-control-center/data/service/tccd
   4. Copy <tcc folder>/src/dist-data/com.tuxedocomputers.tccd.conf to /usr/share/dbus-1/system.d/
   5. Start service with systemctl start tccd
   6. Enable autostart with systemctl enable tccd tccd-sleep
   7. Execute npm run start in <tcc folder> to start the GUI

NPM scripts

npm run <script-name>

Debugging

Debugging of electron main and render process is configured for vscode in .vscode/launch.json

Screenshots

English

German