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GSmartControl: all versions and old releases

Hard disk drive and SSD health inspection tool

Alexander Shaduri Disk & USB tools #9 Disk & USB tools

4 versions of GSmartControl are listed here, from March 1, 2021 to the current 2.0.2. Each one links to the publisher’s own installer files.

2021: 1 1 21 2022: 1 1 22 2023: 0 23 2024: 1 1 24 2025: 1 1 25

4 versions over 4 years · about 1 a year

VersionDateSizeFiles
2.0.2Latest February 24, 2025 — 64-bit EXE (NSIS)32-bit EXE (NSIS)
Release notes
- Support GCC 11 (and Ubuntu 22.04) by using and vendoring fmt library (#77).
- Support an option of saving smartctl output to text instead of JSON (#76).
- Restored pre-2.0.0 runtime support for smartctl < 7.3 (based on Text parser); this is an unsupported, old method without NVMe, provided for compatibility only (#77).
- Restored pre-2.0.0 support for standard (non-extended) self-test log found in very old ATA drives; the new JSON parser did not support this previously (#79).
- Better support for temperature values in JSON parser; this fixes unreasonably large temperature values (#78).
- Add a tooltip explaining self-test "lifetime hours" wrapping behavior (#73).
- Windows: Fixed a crash on Windows 7 when opening drive information by using Windows 7-compatible librsvg (#71).
- Windows: Avoid using non-integer font sizes.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/ashaduri/gsmartcontrol/commits/v2.0.2
2.0.1 November 26, 2024 — 64-bit EXE (NSIS)32-bit EXE (NSIS)
Release notes
Windows: Fixed a crash when saving or opening smartctl data.
1.1.4 February 4, 2022 — 64-bit EXE (NSIS)32-bit EXE (NSIS)
Release notes
- Fixed a crash when trying to render main window icons which have incomplete data; this fixes a rare crash when scanning devices (#13).
- Fixed rendering compatibility issues with newer GTK3 versions.
- Fixed build system conflict with C++20 version header (#14).
- Fixed "Running command ..." dialog floating above windows of other applications (#17).
- Fixed a crash when system locale is set to invalid locale.
- Support Finnish decimal separator (backported from the Debian package) (#23).
- Set LC_NUMERIC=C for smartctl process to avoid locale-dependent number formatting (#23).
- Fixed printing all GTK messages as warnings; the messages are sorted by severity now.
- Add current time to default filename in Save Output dialog.
- Support macos stat command in file2csource.sh.
- Fixed a few typos (backported from the Debian package).
- Windows port now uses Adwaita theme due to issues with win32 theme.
- Windows port is dpi-aware now.
Full Changelog: https://github.com/ashaduri/gsmartcontrol/commits/v1.1.4
1.1.3 March 1, 2021 — 64-bit EXE (NSIS)32-bit EXE (NSIS)
Release notes
- Fixed gsmartcontrol-root not launching if GDK_* variables are not set.

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