Please pardon my ignorance if this is quite well known in the community already, cheers. Press the hotkey again to deactivate FaceLight and return to the previous brightness. I then googled for an app and discovered the " Lunar" app, and I'm in total love with it (kudos to the one who made this awesome app!), managing the brightness/contrast controls is a breeze and integrated right into the keyboard keys (just like you control the MacBook brightness) and also has auto mode based on MacBook's light ambient sensor (and much more).īy the way, It's not a free app (14-day trial and you pay 18£ (in the UK that is) and please note that I'm not affiliated to the developer or app in any way - I sincerely found this app so well done and so useful, so thought I will share it with you guys.
#MONITORCONTROL GITHUB INSTALL#
Unfortunately, the monitor brightness/contrast can be controlled only via the hardware buttons on the monitor (i.e., no integration with macOS), but then you can download the LG monitor control app which is poorly implemented and not so well done anyway. Unfortunately, the monitor brightness/contrast can be controlled only via the hardware buttons on the monitor (i.e., no integration with macOS), but then you can download the LG monitor control app which is poorly implemented and not so well done anyway. Get MonitorControl free from GitHub After you drag the app into your Applications folder to install it, launch MonitorControl. DDC seems to be broken on m1 macs at the moment. Lunar although I suspect most of these apps use the same API for control.
#MONITORCONTROL GITHUB FULL#
16 months ago Full release notes for 3.0. So, I got an LG 32UN880-B ("Ergo 4k") monitor this year that I mainly use with my MacBook Pro 2017 for work (a great monitor by the way if you're looking for one). Its almost perfect but the shortcuts dont seem to be working on here either. MonitorControl v3.0.0 on GitHub latest releases: v4.1.0, v4.0.2, v4.0.1.
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