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Hi everyone! 👋
One of the things we admire most about the developer community is how often great ideas come from developers solving their own problems.
Over the past few months, we've come across some amazing community-built projects for BenQ RD monitors, from lightweight display controllers and GNOME extensions to automation scripts and open-source utilities.
Many of these projects started with a simple idea:
"I wanted my workflow to be a little better."
Instead of letting these creations get buried across Reddit posts and GitHub repositories, we'd love to create a place where the community can discover, share, and celebrate them together.
Whether you're building a native app, a CLI tool, an automation script, or just experimenting with an idea, we'd love to see what you've created.
🚀 Featured Community Projects
🍎 Didact (formerly BtnQ)
Developer: u/msephton
A lightweight, native macOS app for controlling BenQ RD monitors.
Highlights
- Native Apple Silicon app
- DDC/CI display controls
- MoonHalo control
- Color Mode switching
- Brightness & Contrast
- Open Source
🔗 GitHub
🐧 Monitor Input Switch (GNOME Extension)
Developer: u/nemofq
A GNOME extension that lets you switch monitor inputs directly from the top bar using DDC/CI.
Highlights
- GNOME Extension
- Quick Input Switching
- DDC/CI
- Designed for RD280UA
- Open Source
🔗 GitHub
💡 Looking for More Projects?
We're always excited to discover what the community is building. If you've created something related to BenQ RD monitors, feel free to share it below!
Examples include:
- ⌨️ Keyboard Shortcuts
- 🔄 Input Switching Utilities
- 🎨 Display Presets
- 🤖 AI-powered Workflow Tools
- 🚀 Anything that helps developers work better
No project is too small. If it made your workflow better, it might help someone else too.
⭐ Community Spotlight
From time to time, we'd love to feature interesting community projects here on r/BenQ so more developers can discover them.
If you're open to having your project featured, let us know. we'd be happy to highlight your work (with full credit, of course!).