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I believe currently lxqt-config-brightness only supports setting monitors' backlights via ACPI (/sys/class/backlight/). Many external monitors do not use ACPI but instead DDC/CI (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Backlight#External_monitors). It'd be wonderful if software backlight setting for DDC/CI monitors could be incorporated into LXQt.
Current Behavior
'Backlight' slider is greyed out in lxqt-config-brightness due to the external monitor not having ACPI backlight support.
Possible Solution
Look at ddcutil and see how it sets backlights. (Note: ddcutil requires the i2c-dev kernel module)
Context
Software setting of backlight is very convenient, especially so when not on laptops with dedicated keyboard keys for setting screen brightness.
System Information
Distribution & Version: Arch Linux
Kernel: Linux 6.3.2
Package version: 1.2.0.14.g36868e68
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I believe currently
lxqt-config-brightness
only supports setting monitors' backlights via ACPI (/sys/class/backlight/
). Many external monitors do not use ACPI but instead DDC/CI (https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Backlight#External_monitors). It'd be wonderful if software backlight setting for DDC/CI monitors could be incorporated into LXQt.Current Behavior
'Backlight' slider is greyed out in lxqt-config-brightness due to the external monitor not having ACPI backlight support.
Possible Solution
Look at
ddcutil
and see how it sets backlights. (Note: ddcutil requires thei2c-dev
kernel module)Context
Software setting of backlight is very convenient, especially so when not on laptops with dedicated keyboard keys for setting screen brightness.
System Information
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: