LACT 0.8.3 Released: Enhancements and Bug Fixes for Improved User Experience
The latest version of the Linux-based GPU control application, LACT 0.8.3, has been released, primarily focusing on practical improvements and essential bug fixes rather than marketing hype. This update is particularly beneficial for AMD graphics card users, introducing additional temperature sensors and voltage metrics that can easily be accessed in the graphs window. Users can activate these features with just a few clicks, providing deeper insights into their system's performance.
In addition to new features, the update enhances LACT's compatibility with the 'gamemode' tool, allowing it to manage multiple gamemode daemons running simultaneously without conflicts. This ensures smooth operation even when different users have distinct gaming profiles.
The update also resolves several long-standing issues, including a smoother profile watcher reload and improved accuracy in systemd service descriptions. Additionally, the stats polling interval has been optimized to prevent lag in existing installations, ensuring efficient performance.
The changelog reveals a considerable amount of work behind the scenes, including careful handling of gamemode events, precise OpenCL device matching, and refined fan curve value adjustments for better editing accuracy. The release also includes updated specifications and translations, making LACT accessible in multiple languages through Weblate.
In summary, LACT 0.8.3 is a robust update that enhances user experience while maintaining familiarity for existing users.
Release Details: LACT v0.8.3
- Release Date: November 20, 2025
- Type: Primarily a bugfix release with minor feature additions.
For more information, visit the [LACT Release Page](https://github.com/ilya-zlobintsev/LACT/releases/tag/0.8.3).
As the development community continues to listen to user feedback, future updates may further refine and enhance the application, ensuring it remains a valuable tool for Linux users managing their GPU performance
The latest version of the Linux-based GPU control application, LACT 0.8.3, has been released, primarily focusing on practical improvements and essential bug fixes rather than marketing hype. This update is particularly beneficial for AMD graphics card users, introducing additional temperature sensors and voltage metrics that can easily be accessed in the graphs window. Users can activate these features with just a few clicks, providing deeper insights into their system's performance.
In addition to new features, the update enhances LACT's compatibility with the 'gamemode' tool, allowing it to manage multiple gamemode daemons running simultaneously without conflicts. This ensures smooth operation even when different users have distinct gaming profiles.
The update also resolves several long-standing issues, including a smoother profile watcher reload and improved accuracy in systemd service descriptions. Additionally, the stats polling interval has been optimized to prevent lag in existing installations, ensuring efficient performance.
The changelog reveals a considerable amount of work behind the scenes, including careful handling of gamemode events, precise OpenCL device matching, and refined fan curve value adjustments for better editing accuracy. The release also includes updated specifications and translations, making LACT accessible in multiple languages through Weblate.
In summary, LACT 0.8.3 is a robust update that enhances user experience while maintaining familiarity for existing users.
Release Details: LACT v0.8.3
- Release Date: November 20, 2025
- Type: Primarily a bugfix release with minor feature additions.
For more information, visit the [LACT Release Page](https://github.com/ilya-zlobintsev/LACT/releases/tag/0.8.3).
As the development community continues to listen to user feedback, future updates may further refine and enhance the application, ensuring it remains a valuable tool for Linux users managing their GPU performance
LACT 0.8.3 released
A new version of LACT 0.8.3 has been released, focusing on practical improvements and bug fixes rather than flashy marketing points. This release includes several enhancements, particularly for AMD graphics card users, such as additional temperature sensors and voltage data metrics that can be easily accessed in the graphs window. The update also improves LACT's interaction with the 'gamemode' tool and addresses long-standing issues, including a smoother profile watcher reload and more accurate systemd service descriptions.
