Monica is a tool designed for calibrating your monitor.
If you're in need of a calibration tool for your monitor, Monica might be the software for you. Not only does it offer an easy way to ensure respectable color rendition on your screen, it also prioritizes getting a reasonable overall gamma setting. This is especially important to make sure the basic "brightness" of your screen aligns with what others see - specifically, the Internet sRGB standard gamma of 2.2.
To use Monica, you'll need an installation of FLTK. Once you have that, you can compile the source code and run it from a command prompt. You'll also need a running X11 and a compiler. Luckily, installation is straightforward - simply unpack the files, cd to the new directory, and run the "make" and "make install" commands. No "./configure" is needed.
Overall, if you need a no-fuss tool for monitor calibration, Monica is worth considering. Its emphasis on gamma settings and simple installation process make it a user-friendly option for those looking to improve their screen's color.
To use Monica, you'll need an installation of FLTK. Once you have that, you can compile the source code and run it from a command prompt. You'll also need a running X11 and a compiler. Luckily, installation is straightforward - simply unpack the files, cd to the new directory, and run the "make" and "make install" commands. No "./configure" is needed.
Overall, if you need a no-fuss tool for monitor calibration, Monica is worth considering. Its emphasis on gamma settings and simple installation process make it a user-friendly option for those looking to improve their screen's color.
What's New
Version 3.7: N/A