OnlyFans is a Python utility for managing fan speeds on HP OMEN laptops, enabling users to manually adjust fan speeds, configure temperature-based speed curves, and manage fan boost settings. It also offers an automated service mode for temperature-dependent fan control.

• Manual Fan Speed Control: Set specific RPM values for each fan.
• Temperature Curves: Customize fan speeds based on temperature thresholds.
• Boost Mode: Toggle maximum fan speed for intensive cooling.
• Automated Service: Optionally control fans based on real-time temperature readings.

• Python 3.x
• Python libraries: click, tomlkit, click_aliases

Install the required libraries with pip:

sudo pip install click tomlkit click-aliases

• This utility is optimized for HP OMEN laptops with dual fans.
• Unsupported Models: HP Victus and possibly other non-OMEN models.

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/ifsvivek/onlyfans.git
   cd onlyfans

2. Update the Script Path in fans.sh:

   Open fans.sh and set the path to omen-fan.py. For instance, if omen-fan.py is in ~/Documents/omen, your fans.sh should look like:

   #!/bin/bash
   exec gnome-terminal -- bash -c "
     cd ~/Documents/omen && \
     sudo bash -c 'python3 omen-fan.py e start'
   "

3. Make fans.sh Executable:

   chmod +x fans.sh

4. Create a Desktop Entry: (Optional)

   Create a desktop entry file named fans.desktop with the following content:

   [Desktop Entry]
   Version=1.0
   Name=OnlyFans
   Comment=Fan Control Utility
   Exec=/home/yourusername/onlyfans/fans.sh
   Icon=/home/yourusername/onlyfans/fans.png
   Terminal=false
   Type=Application
   NoDisplay=false
   

   Replace /home/yourusername/onlyfans/ with the actual path to the onlyfans directory on your system.

   Move the fans.desktop file to ~/.local/share/applications/:

   mv fans.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/

To begin automatic fan control:

./fans.sh

This command opens a terminal window to start omen-fan.py with necessary permissions.

The utility offers a flexible CLI to manage fan settings. Below are available commands:

Enable or disable BIOS-based fan control.

sudo python3 omen-fan.py bios-control [True|False]

• True - BIOS controls the fans.
• False - Manual control via this script.

Toggle fan boost mode for maximum fan speed.

sudo python3 omen-fan.py boost [True|False]

• True - Enables maximum speed.
• False - Returns to normal fan speeds.

Configure fan speed behavior based on temperature thresholds.

sudo python3 omen-fan.py configure --temp-curve "50,60,70,75,80,90" --speed-curve "50,60,80,100,100,100" --idle-speed 25 --poll-interval 1

Options:

• --temp-curve: List of temperature thresholds (°C).
• --speed-curve: Fan speeds for each temperature threshold.
• --idle-speed: Speed below the lowest threshold.
• --poll-interval: How often (in seconds) the temperature is checked.

To view current configuration:

sudo python3 omen-fan.py configure --view

Start or stop the fan control service.

sudo python3 omen-fan.py service [start|stop]

• start: Launches fan control.
• stop: Ends fan control.

Display current fan and service status.

sudo python3 omen-fan.py info

Outputs:

• Service status
• BIOS control status
• Fan speeds
• Boost mode status

Manually assign RPM values to each fan.

sudo python3 omen-fan.py set [fan1_speed] [fan2_speed]

• fan1_speed: Speed for fan 1 (RPM).
• fan2_speed: Speed for fan 2 (RPM).

Example:

Set both fans to 3000 RPM:

sudo python3 omen-fan.py set 30

Set fan 1 to 3000 RPM and fan 2 to 4000 RPM:

sudo python3 omen-fan.py set 30 40

View the utility version.

python3 omen-fan.py version

A config.toml file will be generated on first run, storing custom temperature and speed curves, idle speed, and polling intervals.

Licensed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more details.

This utility is built specifically for HP OMEN laptops. Usage on unsupported models may result in unintended behavior. The authors are not liable for damages from using this tool.