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Installed with pip, no hassle. But cannot change brightness (can change RGB) of the secondary monitor, Samsung LF27T35, connected by HDMI. Debian 11 on an HP Notebook. Can change brightness of primary display, but have buttons for that already. #240
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Oh, suddenly started working, no explanation. I have ddcutil installed, tried to click on Direct Control but it's greyed out. Might that be what did it even so?
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