A GTK4 Interface for controlling brightness, contrast and input selection through the DDC/CI protocol. It includes support for controlling multiple displays.
The app works by running and then detecting inout in the window. If none is detected within 4 seconds it will "hide" rather than close. Relaunching the app with bring the focus back.
This was chosen to mimic the monitor OSD and step away from Gnome and their refusal to make system tray apps a pain to use by requiring extensions or non standard app indicators (unless its their own widgets).
- ddcutil library package (typically libddcutil or libddcutil-dev if not already installed with ddcutil)
- gtk4 gtk4-devel
- gcc
pacman -S --needed ddcutil gtk4
sudo apt install libgtk-4-dev gcc
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:rockowitz/ddcutil
sudo apt update
sudo apt install ddcutil libddcutil-dev
sudo dnf install ddcutil libddcutil libddcutil-devel gtk4-devel gcc
How long is a peice of string.
https://www.ddcutil.com/i2c_permissions/
cd dmi-gtk
./build.sh
The build script will check for various CPU capabilities and compile to the best available.
4. This should result in a dmi-gtk binary that you can execute to contol various display functions as you would with the OSD.:
./dmi-gtk
- Confirm monitor support for other models
- Add information about each monitor
Fully retire GTK3 fork.- Add UI improvements (icons, better spacings and layout fixes)
- Add ability to change R G B channels individually.
Make app run in background as ddcutil takes at least 4 seconds to initOnce in background, enable running the app again to bring into focusMake framelessEnable autohide after timeoutAdd Color temperature supportAdd Voulme controlAdd more detailed information for monitors such as Display NumberAdd status for current input that is activeFix dark mode support
