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Lunar Lite — Brightness sliders for all your displays
Dim the brightness of monitors, wireless displays, iPad Sidecar and AirPlay displays using simple sliders in your menu bar.
Lunar Lite is the lite version of Lunar, an app for controlling every aspect of your external monitors (https://lunar.fyi)
Lunar Lite is the lite version of Lunar, an app for controlling every aspect of your external monitors (https://lunar.fyi)
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Konstantin Dokcuhaev
@alin23 can you send key for lite and full versions to biz@themarfa.name ? I would like to write a review on themarfa.name
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Below you'll find some promo codes which you can redeem to download the app for free:
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@alin23 If can could you sent to my email? theactualleoedwards@gmail.com (I sound really desperate lol)
@aika Try one of the codes from the first list, they aren't all used as the comment above says. Grand confused them for Lunar Pro license codes.
Congrats on the launch! 🔥 I can easily adjust 2 screen lighting display as well. This is so useful. Lunar is really awesome!
Might be just what I'm looking for! Little hesitant tho to download it because I'm not 100% sure if it will work to control the Xiaomi Mi Monitor I have.
@dennissimeau1 Lunar Lite will surely work with your Xiaomi Mi Monitor!
Because the AppStore doesn’t allow low level stuff like changing brightness through DDC, Lunar Lite only does software dimming using Gamma tables (what f.lux does but without altering color temperature)
That makes it work on absolutely all monitors, even Airplay and Sidecar displays.
Does exactly what it says it will do, easy keyboard shortcut, and fair price. I can't believe MacOS doesn't have this out of the box
@smallder The full version of Lunar was always about the adaptive modes and automatic brightness, that's why it's more complex than MonitorControl.
Lunar 5 is a lot leaner now, if you'd like to check it out.
But if you only need simple dimming without DDC brightness control, Lunar Lite is the right app
@gabriel_fonseca2 Lunar Lite doesn't try to adjust the hardware brightness of the monitor using DDC, so monitor incompatibility is never a problem here.
But it's a matter of taste if you like the software dimming or not.
@alin23 Oh, cool! I feel a bit bad asking for this, but do you think you could send a code to gabrielf11@onmail.com?
As someone who's constantly using a third party monitor that has no "built-in" way to control the brightness, I can see myself using it! Great product, congrats
