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I believe it's not a problem of brightnessctl, but maybe you can help.
➜ ~ brightnessctl s 1 Updated device 'nvidia_0': Device 'nvidia_0' of class 'backlight': Current brightness: 1 (1%) Max brightness: 100
at 1% - real screen brightness is looks like 10%
➜ ~ brightnessctl s 10 Updated device 'nvidia_0': Device 'nvidia_0' of class 'backlight': Current brightness: 10 (10%) Max brightness: 100
at 10% - real screen brightness is looks like 100%
➜ ~ brightnessctl s 100 Updated device 'nvidia_0': Device 'nvidia_0' of class 'backlight': Current brightness: 100 (100%) Max brightness: 100
at 100%- real screen brightness is looks like 50%
for example "11" looks darker then "1".
Device is a Thinkpad with Nvidia graphics.
/sys/class/backlight/nvidia_0/actual_brightness is changing as expected
Any ideas?
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This issue may be related to nvidia drivers and not brightnessctl. Check https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=2072664
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I believe it's not a problem of brightnessctl, but maybe you can help.
at 1% - real screen brightness is looks like 10%
at 10% - real screen brightness is looks like 100%
at 100%- real screen brightness is looks like 50%
for example "11" looks darker then "1".
Device is a Thinkpad with Nvidia graphics.
/sys/class/backlight/nvidia_0/actual_brightness is changing as expected
Any ideas?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: