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Which tool do you use to adjust brightness? Which version of i3status-rust do you use? Which kernel version do you use?

Apr 28 '23 10:04 MaxVerevkin

Which tool do you use to adjust brightness? Which version of i3status-rust do you use?

0.30.7-1, acpi_video0 and intel_backlight

Apr 28 '23 10:04 maximyurevich

Which tool do you use to adjust brightness? Which version of i3status-rust do you use? Which kernel version do you use?

0.30.6-1 backlight block works as expected

Apr 28 '23 17:04 maximyurevich

key bindings do not update block state

I meant which command do you bind to? E.g. brightnessctl.

Which kernel version do you use?

The output of uname -r.

0.30.6-1 backlight block works as expected

So this is a regression in 0.30.7?

Apr 29 '23 07:04 MaxVerevkin

key bindings do not update block state

I meant which command do you bind to? E.g. brightnessctl.

Which kernel version do you use?

The output of uname -r.

0.30.6-1 backlight block works as expected

So this is a regression in 0.30.7?

xbacklight utility from acpilight package

May 15 '23 08:05 maximyurevich

key bindings do not update block state

I meant which command do you bind to? E.g. brightnessctl.

Which kernel version do you use?

The output of uname -r.

0.30.6-1 backlight block works as expected

So this is a regression in 0.30.7?

and its happen only when i use kernel 4.19

May 16 '23 16:05 maximyurevich

and its happen only when i use kernel 4.19

That's interesting.

May 16 '23 16:05 MaxVerevkin

and its happen only when i use kernel 4.19

That's interesting.

Hello, its work with linux-lts arch kernel, but not work with linux-lts419 from AUR since 30.7 i3status-rust. On video my custom and native backlight block.

https://github.com/greshake/i3status-rust/assets/21293376/4e47062a-5a5e-4e93-b83d-3d608a1bfc75

Sep 03 '23 12:09 maximyurevich

On 419, can you try a different backlight tool: calibright_cli?

Sep 03 '23 14:09 bim9262

On 419, can you try a different backlight tool: calibright_cli?

with downgraded xorg-server to 1.20

Sep 03 '23 14:09 maximyurevich

On 419, can you try a different backlight tool: calibright_cli?

how to use it from terminal?

Sep 03 '23 14:09 maximyurevich

$ cargo install calibright_cli
$ calibright_cli --help      
A brightness utility that allows you to calibrate brightness between monitors

Usage: calibright_cli [OPTIONS] <--get|--set <percent>|--inc <percent>|--dec <percent>>

Options:
      --device <regex>  Regular expression for the devices to match [default: .]
      --get             Print out the current backlight brightness of each output with such a control. The brightness is represented as a percentage of the maximum brightness supported
      --set <percent>   Sets each backlight brightness to the specified level
      --inc <percent>   Increases brightness by the specified amount
      --dec <percent>   Decreases brightness by the specified amount
  -h, --help            Print help
  -V, --version         Print version

Sep 03 '23 14:09 bim9262

$ cargo install calibright_cli
$ calibright_cli --help      
A brightness utility that allows you to calibrate brightness between monitors

Usage: calibright_cli [OPTIONS] <--get|--set <percent>|--inc <percent>|--dec <percent>>

Options:
      --device <regex>  Regular expression for the devices to match [default: .]
      --get             Print out the current backlight brightness of each output with such a control. The brightness is represented as a percentage of the maximum brightness supported
      --set <percent>   Sets each backlight brightness to the specified level
      --inc <percent>   Increases brightness by the specified amount
      --dec <percent>   Decreases brightness by the specified amount
  -h, --help            Print help
  -V, --version         Print version

This utility does not work, i think problem in block

Sep 03 '23 15:09 maximyurevich