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G-Helper Linux
G-Helper Linux controls ASUS laptop features including fan curves, Aura RGB, MUX, battery limits, and GPU modes on Linux.

About G-Helper Linux
G-Helper Linux is an unofficial Linux port of G-Helper, a control utility originally written for Windows. It is used to manage settings on ASUS laptops, including fan curves, Aura RGB keyboard lighting, MUX and GPU modes, and battery charge limits. The project's README says it was built because asusctl does not cover most of the functionality the original G-Helper offers, and it is tested primarily on KDE. The author states that other desktop environments should also work.
The project also lists experimental support for some Lenovo models (IdeaPad, Legion, LOQ, and Yoga). That support covers performance modes, battery conservation, fan monitoring, power limits, and keyboard backlight through mainline kernel drivers. Power limit control requires kernel 6.17 or later. Switching to the Ultimate GPU mode, which sets the dGPU to drive the display directly, requires a reboot. The homepage states that the software has no telemetry, but this is a claim made by the project and is not independently verified here.
Key features
- Custom fan curves with 8-point drag-to-edit for each fan
- Battery charge limit adjustable from 40 to 100 percent
- GPU mode switching across Eco, Standard, Optimized, and Ultimate modes
- Per-key Aura RGB keyboard backlight control
- Performance modes: Silent, Balanced, and Turbo
- Undervolting controls for AMD Curve Optimizer and Intel MSR
- Open source, with the code publicly available in the GitHub repository
- Homepage states the project has no telemetry and no bloat
- Covers a broad set of ASUS control features in one application
- Unofficial port that is not produced by ASUS
- Lenovo support is marked as experimental
- Switching to Ultimate GPU mode requires a reboot
G-Helper Linux at a glance
- Category
- Software & Utilities › Linux Apps
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Linux, Windows
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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