FanFrame is a manual per-fan control application with live temperature and RPM readouts for the Framework Desktop (AMD Ryzen AI MAX) on Linux. Developed by community member iovis801, it provides a GTK4 GUI with per-fan duty sliders backed by a minimal privileged root daemon that communicates with Framework's official framework_tool CLI.
This project appears to be inactive. The last GitHub push was January 18, 2025, the last Patreon update was late January 2025, and the GitHub build has been broken since approximately March 2025. The creator has not responded to community inquiries since early 2025.
Framework System TUI (framework-tool-tui) is a terminal-based dashboard for monitoring and controlling Framework laptop hardware, developed by community member Mykhailo Nedokushev (GitHub: grouzen). Built in Rust with the ratatui TUI framework, it provides a snappy interactive interface for battery management, privacy toggles, brightness controls, USB PD port monitoring, and more — all from the terminal.
framework-dotnet (FrameworkDotnet) is a .NET library for talking to Framework laptop and desktop embedded controller APIs through the native framework-system Rust FFI layer. Developed by community member TekuSP, it provides a managed API for detecting EC drivers, reading platform/product information, opening EC connections, reading firmware/power/fan/thermal snapshots, and controlling fan RPM and duty — all without exposing unsafe code to callers.