Alexander Shaduri

> There is https://github.com/linux-nvme/nvme-cli and it works well for my Samsung 960 EVO 250GB. Perhaps it is worth adding it as a backend to GSmartControl? Hi, Is there any added...

Hi, thanks for the report! To make sure I understand this (before I have an opportunity to do a test on Windows), you're extracting a portable gsmartcontrol package to path...

Hi, Please post a screenshot of which attributes or statistics you mean. I think some SSDs already report this in GiB, so I'd like to know which values you're interested...

Thanks. Meanwhile, you can check the Attributes tab, and at least on my SSD, there is a "Total Written (GiB)" attribute, which should be easier to read.

Hi, Unfortunately, I could not reproduce it on my Windows 10 21H1. Could you please check if the problem is still present? I would also like to know your language...

Hi, It is highly unlikely that GSmartControl will support SCSI. The SCSI output of smartctl is very different from (S)ATA. At most, when smartctl fully supports JSON output for SCSI,...

> For me is only importatnt smart_status and temperature. What do you think? If GSmartControl is going to support it, it should support SCSI properly. Showing only 2 values doesn't...

Hi, While I understand the wish to have a consistent desktop, GSmartControl is _not_ a GNOME application. It also seems that there is no global (or desktop-specific) CSD switch, so...

Hello, Thanks for the bug report! GSmartControl uses `gtk_show_uri_on_window()` to open URLs, so it does not have any say in which browser is used to open the URL. Since GSmartControl...

Yes, a helper process with less privileges is one possibility, but the hard part is to make launching it portable (at least across Linux distributions, because the root escalation is...