ClickMonitorDDC is typically used on Windows, not Linux. For Linux systems, consider alternative monitoring tools.
ClickMonitorDDC is typically used on Windows, not Linux. For Linux systems, consider alternative monitoring tools.
Basic? Maybe not, but there are ready-made options for the GUI here https://www.ddcutil.com/ddcui_main/
Check if your system recognizes the monitor using ddcutil detect, then examine capabilities with ddcutil capabilities to see adjustable settings like brightness. For example, setting brightness to 75% can be done via ddcutil setvcp 10 75 10, where 0x10 is the brightness code.
ddcutil paired with ddcui as the main interface. Availability of all features may be limited, likely only basic controls.