Open anarcat opened 6 years ago
If you could make a monitor descriptor, it would be great. You don't have to test everything, but it's good to document what have you done, so somebody else could catch up the work. For example, see following PR: https://github.com/ddccontrol/ddccontrol-db/pull/49/files. You can use some markdown editor like Typora, and process ddccontrol output with sed
to make initial Markdown table.
hmm... that seems like a rather involved process... why doesn't ddccontrol output this format directly?
This was a long dead project. There are many areas, which need improvement, and currently there's limited capacity of developers. Right now, only I'm working on a project, and I'm focusing on creation of D-Bus daemon: https://github.com/ddccontrol/ddccontrol/issues/25
okay well... i don't have much time for this either unfortunately... i'm glad to see you take up the project, but i unfortunately can't contribute to the same level. i hope someone can pick up this issue (and others) and make something with them!
i'm also a bit confused as to why there is both a markdown and XML specification... don't those overlap somehow?
okay well... i don't have much time for this either unfortunately... i'm glad to see you take up the project, but i unfortunately can't contribute to the same level. i hope someone can pick up this issue (and others) and make something with them!
Currently, help with sponsoring Debian packages would be great! :-)
i'm also a bit confused as to why there is both a markdown and XML specification... don't those overlap somehow?
XML doesn't contain testing documentation. Someone could just copy other monitor descriptor. Documentation about what had been tested adds some order/system to it. But, if somebody is making a descriptor, there's some testing involved, and usually it's also somehow noted. So, in the end, most time is spent by testing, not by creating documentation.
I've got an idea how to make creation of monitor XML easier - using a wizard. I have already made initial GUI skeleton using Python and GTK. But, now I'm focusing on usage - daemon. I will probably be "spamming" all the monitor issues to let people know, once it is implemented.
makes sense. i'll wait for this and help you with debian instead, shortly.
probably very similar to the HP LP2475w described in #31, but I figured i would keep that split out since the model numbers are different. i suspect it will end up being the same configuration because it's looking for the same file, namely
/usr/share/ddccontrol-db/monitor/HWP26FB.xml
, but i'll let you call the shots on that. :)i was able to control the brightness, but didn't test the other parameters.