Step 1: Enable the COPR Repository

Step 2: Install asusctl and supergfxctl

Step 3: Enable Services

step 4: Verify Kernel Modules

Troubleshooting

asusd.service fails to start?

"Asus kernel isn't loaded" warning?

Profile switching not working?

What You Can Control

Conclusion If you're running an Asus ROG/TUF laptop on Fedora 42,43,44, you've probably noticed there's no official Armoury Crate for Linux. But don't worry, the open source asusctl. suite has you covered with fan control, performance profiles, GPU switching, and RGB lighting. sudo dnf copr enable lukenukem/asus-linux

sudo dnf update --refresh sudo dnf install asusctl supergfxctl rog-control-centersudo dnf update --refresh sudo systemctl daemon-reloadsudo systemctl enable --now asusd.servicesudo systemctl enable supergfxd.service Or find it in your application menu. Run it manually to see the raw error:sudo asusd Ignore it — it's safe and cosmetic. asusctl profile --listasusctl profile -P Balanced No Windows VM needed anymore! The asusctl project is actively maintained and gets better with every update. Templates let you quickly answer FAQs or store snippets for re-use. as well , this person and/or - lsmod | grep asusYou should see modules like asus_nb_wmi, asus_armoury, asus_wmi, and hid_asus listed.

Step 5: Launch ROG Control Centerrog-control-center` - Performance Profiles (silent, Balanced, Turbo)- GPU switching (Integrated / Hybrid / Dedicated)- Keyboard RGB lighting - asus-linux.org- asusctl GitLab