ddcci
5.2#22 in monitor control softwareLinux
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What both publish
| Fact | ddcci | ddcutil |
|---|---|---|
| Installation | The maker's page links to ZIP and tar.gz source downloads and to the GitHub repository. | The maker documents prebuilt packages and source builds; its project maintained packages include builds for some Debian, openSUSE, and Ubuntu releases, with Launchpad and Fedora COPR packages also described. |
| License | The repository README describes the program as GPL-licensed. | ddcutil and ddcui are released under the GNU General Public License, version 2. |
| Monitor controls | The page lists controls including brightness, contrast, input source, speaker volume, and power. | Its commands can detect monitors, report capabilities, read and set VCP feature values, and save or restore color related settings. |
| Purpose | ddcci is a command line interface for controlling DDC/CI monitors. | ddcutil is a Linux program for managing monitor settings such as brightness, color levels, and input source. |
| Support | The maker says they accept patches and directs users to inspect the tool if it hangs or does not work. | The project directs technical support questions, bug reports, and feature requests to its GitHub issue tracker. |
ddcci plans
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ddcutil plans
- ddcuiFree
- ddcutilFree
Pick ddcci if…
It suits Linux users who want scriptable DDC/CI monitor control from a terminal, including brightness, input switching, and power settings. It is most appropriate when the monitor supports the required DDC/CI requests.
Pick ddcutil if…
It suits Linux users managing external monitor settings, particularly those working with color profiles. Developers can also use its C API to add monitor control to programs.