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Monitorian: Windows desktop tool to adjust monitor brightness
- polyterative 3y agoI use it everyday
- NoahKAndrews 3y agoSame. Windows should support this, but this is a great solution in the meantime.
- Rinzler89 3y agoI still think ClickMonitorDDC[1] is the far superior app (for me), as it allows time scheduling for setting brightness by time of day, keyboard and mouse shortcuts, macros, scripting, setting brightness on a per app basis, syncing brightness across multiple monitors with offsets, and also switching monitor profiles and video inputs from Windows, plus several debug features like re-reading or re-writing EPROM data from monitors who don't like to play ball. [1] https://github.com/chrismah/ClickMonitorDDC7.2 https://github.com/chrismah/ClickMonitorDDC7.2
- mckirk 3y agoI love that app, I've set it to have a single task-bar icon with the screen's brightness, which I can control via mouse wheel in 25% increments when I hover over that icon.
- lostmsu 3y agoDoesn't seem to be open source.
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- Rinzler89 3y agoI never said it was. Not all users care about that. All I care is that the app is good and does all I want. I'm never gonna use a worse app just because it's open source.
- lostmsu 3y agoWe can all see you didn't say it was FYI. But GitHub link makes wrong optics here.
- charlie0 3y agoGreat app for windows. Don't use it anymore now that I'm on Lunar on Mac.
- rocketvole 3y agowould replace twinkle tray (open source) for me if it wasnt for the fact that keyboard shortcuts are paywalled behind a subscription. just make it a one time purchase or something. as it is though i dont see any advantages compared to twinkle tray