My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof Hah. I remember having to convince you that you were technical enough to do AI coding at all. And now look at you LOL
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@fastfinge Are you windows-capable yourself? I know you were Mac for years, just wondering if you've had a chance to test this?
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof I am. But I have a framework laptop and it’s drivers are special and only work with there custom tools. At some point I’ll send you a pull request with framework support. Just not had time to dig in.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@fastfinge Oh nice, their stuff is opensource then? I guess it would be, that's their whole thing isn't it?
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof It is. There’s just a special command line tool to read sensors and set fan speeds etc. would just have to add support for your program to detect frameworks and use the tool
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof Grabbing now. Gimme a minute; I uninstalled the framework tool because it wasn't accessible, so I've gotta install that first.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@fastfinge OO, try turning off the checkbox in CTRL+L, it may have done that to hide what it thought were stopped or 0 RPM fans. Sometimes it exposes more things.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof No, no luck. I did check that the command line tool is available, and the HTTP API is running on 127.0.0.1 and can see fan temps.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof Still not working, but I see the problem. From the debug log: 2026-05-08 12​:23:​41 [Debug] Framework Control API probe failed for 127.0.0.1/api/thermal/history: The operation has timed out
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@fastfinge I think that still won't work because the way your client pasted it was without port, and therefore TC copied it without port, so it's looking on 80. I've opened it on the web, now I see it truly.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@fastfinge Fixing now. It's something to do with I guess your instance being slightly non-Mastodon or someting. Not sure.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof Or tweesecake being weird about http links with ports in them. We're so close. I can see it in the log trying to call all the right things, so it looks good once it gets the right port.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof You'll also want to update the documentation to have a section for framework owners. Before running your program, they need to:
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof All framework laptops (12, 13, 16, etc) are supported. The desktop is not, but the desktop just uses the standard way of reading fans so it should already just work.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof So now that it works on my laptop I can nag you about stuff I want LOL. Battery info when? I want battery health and charge cycles and capacity and things.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@fastfinge@FreakyFwoof I don't assume you have any idea why my Intel Nuc from 2019 isn't showing any fans?
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@jaybird110127@fastfinge Patrick said his didn't either, with different software, so probably the SuperIO chip they're using or whatever it's called.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@jaybird110127@fastfinge Codex says if you generate a report, either html or txt, it might help. It's probably down to Intel though. If LibreHardware even without SR running can't see it, we won't either.
My new Accessible Sensor Readout app for Windows@FreakyFwoof@jaybird110127 Also, if you find another open source program that can see it, let people know. It should be possible to get AI to figure it out if it has an example of the working code to do it.
