brightnessctl
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A program to read and control device brightness
I first installed brightnessctl via apt. But then I could not set the brightness via `brightnessctl s +10%`. Although brightness-udev (0.5.1-2) is installed. I than I uninstalled brightnessctl and installed...
`brightnessctl g` prints absolute value. Is it possible to get percentage?
Plus some extra fixes in other commits, which I can split if desired.
Udev rules are not creating when installing brightnessctl from dnf in Fedora 35. But when I compile manually or install it from apt(I tried in Kubuntu), it does.
Closes #60 TODO: document
When I use the XFMonBrightnessDown keybinding for `brightnessctl set 10%-` either in Ubuntu, XFCE, i3 WM or Qtile WM, the screen briefly flashes (very brightly) before setting the desired brightness...
I did `sudo apt install brightnessctl`, but it seems for Ubuntu 20 LTS that although udev rules get copied to `/lib/udev/rules.d/` as desired in the debian install routine, it is...
Hi, Thanks for your work on brightnessctl. It would be practical to be able to set the brightness level of all connected monitors. For example `brightnessctl -c backlight s 10+`...
Treat values passed on the command line as `float`s instead of `long`s. This allows you to specify fractional percentages (and fractional absolute values, too, though they’ll just be rounded down,...
It would be great if I could pass fractional percentage values to brightnessctl – e.g., `brightnessctl set 0.5%`. It looks like all the percentage calculations occur on the FPU anyway,...