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You are probably wondering why I have chosen to write this script in Bash. The reason is very simple; I wanted a script with the minimum number of dependencies possible. To get this script up-and-running you _technically_ only need the **temp.sh** file. If you don't have a certain dependency (i.e. git or procps) you can just remove the code that uses them.
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The current version of the script is **version 15.**
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The current version of the script is **version 16.**
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This script is currently set up for Celsius. However, it can easily be modified for other temperature scales.
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- add in a **really** detailed guide of how the script works
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- add nouveau support (once they fix Pascal)
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- make config better, and to include more options
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- allow single GPU's other than GPU-0 to be used
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- add support for GPU's that have more than one controllable fan (i.e. >1 fan controller)
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*or just execute this command: `nohup ./temp.sh >/dev/null 2>&1 &`
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