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I love this thing. It only seems to work over DisplayPort cables for me. HDMI doesn't work. I'm using a MBP mid-2014. Saved me from buying a new monitor or something silly like getting an iMac. Seriously weird why they don't just support DDD/CI natively.
It does work over USB-C on 2019/2020s
did they disable this in OS X? Used to work fine for me, but I gave up buying $2,500 iPads after the keyboard debacle and ensuing 1984 treatment
Great codebase. I stumbled on this while trying to figure out how to programmatically control screen brightness in a macOS app. Turns out that this is far more difficult than imagined. Even controlling just the built-in screen, something I assumed would be included in Apple's libraries, was not included. The source code in MonitorControl is very well written and commented and helped me catch the mistakes I was doing…
Doing anything on macOS is more difficult than I imagine it to be. For example, writing an alt-tab-type app, enumerating the list of apps and their windows. Good luck.
This little menubar control looks like just what I wanted.
Edit: Yes it works great! On my LG24UD58. Perfect! Unfortunately it doesn't seem to work with my Eizo L568 but that's ancient. And I think it had some special USB-based control method. But really glad to be able to get rid of the LG software now.
PS: You have to enable the contrast with a tickbox, otherwise that slider is not shown.
If you have Swift experience please check the issues of the repo. Need assistance with the identical monitors issue, it’s there for two years already.
I didn't even know it was a thing and thought there was a special chip in the Apple screens to be able to control your screen from your computer.
They probably also typically have some flash memory, so perhaps one could permanently reprogram a monitor after the exploit?
This might not work with all monitors.
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Doing anything on macOS is more difficult than I imagine it to be. For example, writing an alt-tab-type app, enumerating the list of apps and their windows. Good luck.
I really would love something like rofi for macos