A script to change the brightness of the desktop monitor #22
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Hey can you merge this? As this not working for me :( |
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@4ymnoy-doktor WinDD scripts should be standalone so that users only need to download a single @bigplayer-ai You can test the script before this PR is merged if you download it from the fork: https://github.com/4ymnoy-doktor/WDD-scripts/tree/master/stable |
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Hi. Your program is just beautiful. But your script to change brightness only works with laptops (where there is brightness control from the system). I have a desktop monitor with DDC/CI support, so I made a slightly modified version of your script. I had to use the ddccli utility by hensm, which is available on GitHub.