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Configuration
oxGorou edited this page May 5, 2026
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UXTU4Linux stores settings in Assets/config.ini, created automatically on first run.
Full path on a standard install:
/opt/uxtu4linux/src/Assets/config.ini
[User]
mode = Balance
customargs =
[Settings]
time = 3
softwareupdate = 1
reapply = 1
applyonstart = 1
dynamicmode = 0
debug = 1
[Info]
cpu = AMD Ryzen 5 7535HS with Radeon Graphics
signature = Family 25, Model 68, Stepping 1
architecture = Zen 3 - Zen 4
family = Rembrandt
type = Amd_Apu| Key | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
mode |
string | Preset to apply, or Custom to use customargs
|
customargs |
string | Raw ryzenadj arguments when mode = Custom
|
Built-in preset names (availability depends on your CPU family):
| Preset | Description |
|---|---|
Eco |
Low power - quiet, cool, battery-friendly |
Balance |
Moderate power - daily use |
Performance |
Higher power limits |
Extreme |
Maximum power limits |
Custom |
Your own args via customargs
|
| Key | Default | Values | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
time |
3 |
seconds | How often the daemon re-applies the preset |
softwareupdate |
1 |
0/1
|
Check GitHub for updates on launch |
reapply |
1 |
0/1
|
Keep re-applying the preset on a timer |
applyonstart |
1 |
0/1
|
Daemon applies saved preset on its own startup |
dynamicmode |
0 |
0/1
|
Auto-switch between Extreme (AC) and Eco (battery) |
debug |
1 |
0/1
|
Show ryzenadj output and build info in the UI |
How reapply, applyonstart, and dynamicmode interact:
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applyonstart: controls whether the daemon applies the preset when the systemd service starts. The CLI always applies the preset when you open it regardless of this setting. -
reapply: keeps the daemon applying the preset everytimeseconds in a loop. -
dynamicmode: enablesreapplyautomatically and overridesmodeat runtime withExtremeon AC orEcoon battery.
Populated automatically by dmidecode on first run. Edit manually only if detection produced wrong results.
| Key | Description |
|---|---|
cpu |
Full CPU name string from dmidecode |
signature |
CPUID signature: Family, Model, Stepping |
architecture |
Zen generation string e.g. Zen 3 - Zen 4
|
family |
Codename e.g. Rembrandt, PhoenixPoint, StrixPoint
|
type |
Amd_Apu, Amd_Desktop_Cpu, or Intel
|
If your CPU shows an unrecognised name, set cpu to a known model string matching your hardware family and re-run hardware detection from Settings.
From the app: Settings -> Reset all
Manually:
rm /opt/uxtu4linux/src/Assets/config.ini
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