The release of auto-cpufreq 3.2.0 introduces a native package in Debian's official repositories, enhancing accessibility for users. Notable features include configurable Intel HWP Dynamic Boost, which activates automatically when laptops are plugged in, and improved platform-profile reporting through a new command. The update also addresses various bugs, enhances security, and comes with a GPL-3.0-or-later relicense. The project, which began as a side project in 2022, is actively seeking contributions from co-maintainers and open-source developers as it continues to grow in popularity

auto-cpufreq 3.2.0 Now Available in Debian Repos With Intel HWP Dynamic Boost

auto-cpufreq 3.2.0 shipped today, with its biggest upgrade being a native package in Debian's official repositories. The release also adds configurable Intel HWP Dynamic Boost that flips on automatically when a laptop runs on AC power. It introduces platform-profile reporting through a new --pp command and the modern kernel class API, fixing cases where tools falsely reported a low-power state. Alongside the features, the build folds in a batch of stability fixes, a GPL-3.0-or-later relicense, and a security bump to the idna dependency.

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