Closed FatngatirBilek closed 3 months ago
whats the output of
~/.config/hypr/scripts/Brightness.sh --dec
?
if you are controlling external monitor,
see here
I didnt configure external monitor brightness control
~/.config/hypr/scripts/Brightness.sh --dec
here's the output
if you are controlling external monitor,
see here
I didnt configure external monitor brightness control
this is laptop monitor
~/.config/hypr/scripts/Brightness.sh --dec
here's the output
it seems working...
now increase again... this time with --inc instead of --dec
sudo chmod +s $(which brightnessctl)
try this command
sudo chmod +s $(which brightnessctl)
try this command
try again.. hopefully this time will work :)
try again.. hopefully this time will work :)
it's still not working :(((
well im not so sure.... the script seems working... as per screenshot youve shown
swaync can also control backlight
but seeing you have nvidia,
you may need to configure it
well im not so sure.... the script seems working... as per screenshot youve shown
well the script is working, but I don't see any changes on my monitor. looks like this is nvidia's fault LOL
ofc it's work, but i don't see any changes on the monitor
@JaKooLit it works now.
Turns out this is a problem between Nvidia and Wayland which makes brightnessctl not work. Installing acpilight with
"sudo pacman -S acpilight"
and adding "acpi_backlight=native"
on "/etc/default/grub"
like this:
then run "sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg"
fixed the problem. Thanks for your help @JaKooLit
@JaKooLit it works now.
Turns out this is a problem between Nvidia and Wayland which makes brightnessctl not work. Installing acpilight with
"sudo pacman -S acpilight"
and adding "acpi_backlight=native" on "/etc/default/grub" like this:
then run "sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg"
fixed the problem. Thanks for your help @JaKooLit
Thanks alot for sharing. I will refer this to my FAQ
@JaKooLit it works now. Turns out this is a problem between Nvidia and Wayland which makes brightnessctl not work. Installing acpilight with
"sudo pacman -S acpilight"
and adding "acpi_backlight=native" on "/etc/default/grub" like this:
then run "sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg" fixed the problem. Thanks for your help @JaKooLit
Thanks alot for sharing. I will refer this to my FAQ
you're welcome
Bug Report
Description
[Brightness setting doesn't work.]
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
the brightness on my monitor will change
Actual Behavior
doesn't change the brightness
Environment
[Please add any other relevant information about the bug and remove the unnecessary lines.]
e.g.,
uname -a
: Linux archie 6.9.1-arch1-2 #1 SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Wed, 22 May 2024 13:47:07 +0000 x86_64 GNU/Linuxhyprctl version
: Hyprland, built from branch at commit cba1ade848feac44b2eda677503900639581c3f4 (props: bump version to 0.40.0). Date: Sat May 4 15:42:32 2024 Tag: v0.40.0, commits: 4606