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steamosctl 命令

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常用示例

Get all system properties

steamosctl get-all-properties

Get the current fan control state

steamosctl get-fan-control-state

Set fan control

steamosctl set-fan-control-state os

Get current TDP limit

steamosctl get-tdp-limit

Set TDP limit

steamosctl set-tdp-limit [15]

Set GPU performance level

steamosctl set-gpu-performance-level [auto|low|high|manual]

Set max battery charge level

steamosctl set-max-charge-level [80]

Get the device model

steamosctl get-device-model

说明

steamosctl is a command-line utility for managing SteamOS system hardware and software settings. It communicates with the steamos-manager daemon over D-Bus to control hardware features on devices running SteamOS, including the Steam Deck and other supported handhelds. The steamos-manager system consists of a user daemon on the session bus and a root daemon on the system bus for privileged operations. steamosctl provides command-line access to all exposed functionality including fan control, CPU and GPU tuning, TDP limits, Wi-Fi configuration, battery management, and firmware updates.

FAQ

What is the steamosctl command used for?

steamosctl is a command-line utility for managing SteamOS system hardware and software settings. It communicates with the steamos-manager daemon over D-Bus to control hardware features on devices running SteamOS, including the Steam Deck and other supported handhelds. The steamos-manager system consists of a user daemon on the session bus and a root daemon on the system bus for privileged operations. steamosctl provides command-line access to all exposed functionality including fan control, CPU and GPU tuning, TDP limits, Wi-Fi configuration, battery management, and firmware updates.

How do I run a basic steamosctl example?

Run `steamosctl get-all-properties` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

Where can I find more steamosctl examples?

This page includes 8 examples for steamosctl, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.