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For Windows users, I can recommend ClickMonitorDDC[1]. While the UI is a bit cluttered, it has a neat feature: You can display the current brightness in the no
by MrGilbert 6y ago
For Windows users, I can recommend ClickMonitorDDC[1]. While the UI is a bit cluttered, it has a neat feature:
You can display the current brightness in the notification area, hover over it with your mouse, and use the scroll-wheel to adjust it. I really like it.
[1]: https://clickmonitorddc.bplaced.net/ https://clickmonitorddc.bplaced.net/
- greggyb 6y agoThank you! This has been an annoyance for a long time for me. Appreciate the share!
- Skunkleton 6y agoYep, that is very helpful. Thanks!
- GordonS 6y agoI actually think I tried this one yesterday, and from memory it spammed my traybar with about 12 different icons. The UI isn't just cluttered, it's odd! Still, it's a nice demonstration of what you can do with DDC, and just about anything is better than the crappy physical controls on monitors.
- bllguo 6y agoyou can disable them in the settings. it gave me icons for brightness, contrast, saturation, and volume. I only care about setting brightness so I disabled the others