NBFC Linux dropped the Autostart option, since it relies on the systemd service file only. If you have a custom config file that works well with the original service, you can port it to NBFC Linux using the provided tool (requires python3-lxml). The provided config files have been reconfigured to account for this change, so that they provide the same behaviour as the original NBFC service. In contrast, NBFC Linux will select the next TemperatureThreshold and apply its FanSpeed when the temperature exceeds the current UpThreshold. The original NBFC service selects a TemperatureThreshold and applies its FanSpeed when the temperature exceeds its UpThreshold.
NBFC Linux directly sets the fan speed (also according to TemperatureThresholds). The original NBFC service adjusts the fan speeds in intervals of EcPollIntervall according to TemperatureThresholds. The client controls the service by simply rewriting its configuration file and reloading it. Information about the service can be queried by reading its state file. NBFC Linux does not implement any "real" IPC. The original NBFC service is queried and controlled by the client using TCP/IP. If you wish nbfc_service to get started on boot, use sudo systemctl enable nbfc_service. It can be queried by sudo nbfc status -a. With sudo nbfc config -set a configuration is selected. Sudo nbfc config -recommend (requires dmidecode) will give a list of configuration files that may match your laptop. If you are lucky, sudo nbfc config -set auto will find a matching one and set it. When running NBFC for the first time, you need to give it a configuration file for your laptop model.
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