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> I use a udev rule to detect a USB 3 hub being plugged in and plugged out, and ddccontrol sends the relevant i2c signals to the monitors. I always wondered if
by qwerty456127 6y ago
> I use a udev rule to detect a USB 3 hub being plugged in and plugged out, and ddccontrol sends the relevant i2c signals to the monitors.
I always wondered if such things are unique features of Linux or available on Windows and Mac as well.
- isatty 6y agoI wouldn’t say it’s unique to Linux but it won’t be (e)udev of course. I use a tiny shell script daemon to listen to console.log events to detect my webcam being turned on to trigger additional Philips Hue based lighting for example. Windows should have something similar.