Closed mlegner closed 1 year ago
This wouldn't be accurate either. It doesn't reduce the brightness to that about, it reduces it BY that about. For example, if we are at 70% brightness, and the factor is 50%, then we will be at 45% brightness (because 50% of 75 is 45%), if that makes sense.
Ok, then maybe I misunderstood the option... But does it (i) remove that percentage or (ii) go to that percentage? So for example, we are at 70% brightness and the "factor" is 20%; do we end up at (i) 56% or (ii) 14% brightness?
We end up at 56%, we reduce the current brightness by that factor. It's a bit confusing, I agree. Maybe we can reword the option.
It's not really a factor when the values are 0‒100.