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Because `nvbright` requires direct access to `/dev/mem` to map GPU MMIO registers and executes `/usr/sbin/pciconf`, it must be run as root (e.g., with `sudo` or `doas`). Because `nvbright` requires direct access to `/dev/mem` to map GPU MMIO registers and executes `/usr/sbin/pciconf`, it must be run as root (e.g., with `sudo` or `doas`).
### Command Syntax ### Command syntax
```sh ```sh
nvbright <get|set|up|down> [value 0-100] nvbright <get|set|up|down> [value 0-100]
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sudo nvbright down sudo nvbright down
``` ```
### Desktop and Window Manager Integration ### Desktop and window manager integration
You can bind `nvbright up` and `nvbright down` commands to the brightness keys (`XF86MonBrightnessUp` and `XF86MonBrightnessDown`) in window manager configurations (such as Sway, i3, or Openbox) or configure `sudoers` / `doas.conf` rules to allow execution without password prompts. You can bind `nvbright up` and `nvbright down` commands to the brightness keys (`XF86MonBrightnessUp` and `XF86MonBrightnessDown`) in window manager configurations (such as Sway, i3, or Openbox) or configure `sudoers` / `doas.conf` rules to allow execution without password prompts.