Dear Framework enthusiasts,

After several days of intense development exclusively for my Patreon supporters, I’m thrilled to announce the release of Framework Hub in C#! This complete rewrite brings enhanced performance, stability, and a beautiful modern interface to help you get the most out of your Framework laptop.

✨ What’s New?

The C# version has been rebuilt from the ground up with:

  • A sleek, modern UI using Avalonia framework

  • Enhanced performance and reliability

  • Full Windows 11 integration

  • Professional installer with automatic driver setup

  • Improved AMD CPU management

  • Show/hide window with F12

r/framework - [W11]🎉 Framework Hub: The Ultimate Framework Laptop Control Center - Now in C#! 🎉 🛠️ Key Features:

Advanced Power Management

  • Fine-tuned AMD Ryzen processor control

  • Custom power profiles for different use cases

  • Real-time monitoring of CPU parameters

  • Temperature and power limit adjustments

r/framework - [W11]🎉 Framework Hub: The Ultimate Framework Laptop Control Center - Now in C#! 🎉 2. Windows Package Manager Integration

  • Seamless updates for your applications

  • Direct access to Intel, AMD, and Framework drivers

  • One-click updates for system components

  • Integrated CTT Winutils for system optimization

r/framework - [W11]🎉 Framework Hub: The Ultimate Framework Laptop Control Center - Now in C#! 🎉 3. Hardware Monitoring

  • Real-time system statistics

  • Temperature monitoring

  • Power consumption tracking

  • Performance metrics

r/framework - [W11]🎉 Framework Hub: The Ultimate Framework Laptop Control Center - Now in C#! 🎉 4. User Interface

  • Modern Fluent Design

  • Dark mode support

  • Smooth animations

  • Intuitive controls

  • High DPI support

🔒 Exclusive Benefits for Patreon Supporters:

  • Immediate access to the full installer

  • Priority support

  • Early access to new features

  • Direct input on future development

A debug version will be available later on GitHub, but Patreon supporters get immediate access to the complete, polished experience.

💡 Coming Soon:

  • Intel support ! Thanks to Nirav Patel

  • Enhanced monitoring capabilities

  • More battery optimization features

  • And more based on your feedback!

🙏 Thank You!

Your support makes this development possible. By being a Patreon supporter, you’re not just getting early access - you’re helping shape the future of Framework laptop utilities.

Download Instructions:

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    2 days ago

    Very cool, thanks for sharing!

    Your post may have some broken formatting. There are some repeated sections and the installation instructions are missing currently

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      Yeah it may have some. I just quickly copy pasted cause I know some people prefer not to open reddit

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    2 days ago

    great, now we have a windows app for a Laptop thats literally designed to run linux. very useful.

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      21 hours ago

      It’s not designed to run Linux to the exclusion of running windows 😅

      My impression is that framework originally actually kinda saw Linux and the open source community as a bit more of an afterthought, until they realized how appealing their product was to open source folks, and have since done a really good job of treating Linux as a first class OS options just like Windows

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      So? Just because it isn’t useful for you that doesn’t mean it isn’t useful for others.

      • posted from my Framework 13 running Windows
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          21 hours ago

          Oh neat! I have no issue with folks making utilities for their frameworks running windows, but a linux version is exciting!

          Thanks for posting 😊