creating a script for adjusting laptop screen brightness? linux mint 19.3
i'm running linux mint 19.3 cinnamon on a 2009 macbook pro.

the only thing the power manager is recognizing concerning brightness is the laptop keyboard (macbook feature), not the actual display.

currently, i have this "xrandr" argument/command assigned to the f1 and f2 keys, the keys for turning up and down my brightness. when i press f2, it'll activate this argument with xrandr: "xrandr --output edp1 --brightness 1.0," turning up my display's brightness up all the way. when i press f1, however, it'll activate this other xrandr argument "xrandr --output edp1 --brightness 0.5," setting my display's brightness to halfway. using the f brightness keys with the arguments assigned to them work, but it has a very limited selection for adjusting between brightness levels.

is there a way where i can create a script that allows adjustment for all brightness levels instead?
not [full disclosure] a linux person per se.

something similar to the following should work:

https://www.unix.com/shell-programming-and-scripting/68166-converting-integer-string.html

start simple with just enough code to test the concept.

see if it works and modify/correct as necessary.

then if it still does not work, then post your documented code accordingly along an explanation of what is or is not happening as you expect or desire.
okay, so here’s what i created to “fix” the readability.

in the window paint event add this code for each control you wish to see better.

if color.isdarkmode and lightskin then

var r as double = popupmenu1.height-20 // just in case the height got larger than 20 (macos default)

g.drawingcolor =… on some cameras, there is a setting in the menu screen to adjust the brighness of the screen. i would also suggest just using the viewfinder to take pictures as well. hi andrew penny, - - just add this namespace definition: - xmlns:system=clr-namespace:system;assembly=mscorlib - - there are differences in parsing between wpf and silverlight and that is the reason we used the syntax below. if you develop silverlight application you can set it as follows: - - discreteobjectkeyframe keytime=0.00:00:00.0 value=2 /> - - - best wishes, - sia - the telerik team - - - do you want to have your say when we set our development plans? - do you want to know when a feature you care about is added or when a bug fixed? - explore the - telerik public issue tracking - system and vote to affect the priority of the items - - switch off the extension for dark mode, it is changing things

there is a native dark mode you can switch on in the settings hi there, welcome!

please check if this tutorial helps:

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when having multple monitors on system boot, your display manager (sddm, lightdm, gdm etc) will usually not display correctly in respect to your c… @derek higgs interesting, mine lights up the kitchen like daylight normally! thanks for this, if you go into settings, there’s a setting called backlight which has options on or 1 min; i cahnged mine to 1 min, just nipped downstairs (at 12:02 am) and the kitchen is in darkness! i’m unsure when it went off but if you change the backlight to “on” it will light up all night. peter there is no need for a program to do that. 

here are some simple steps which you can follow:

1.right click on your taskbar and choose start task manager.

2.once task manager is opened go to "processes" tab. 

3.when at the processes tab search for .exe file. (maybe in your case it will look like loop.exe or something) 

4.once you have found it. just right-click on it and hover over to "set priority" option. 

5.here are several options. the default one will be "normal" so just set that to "below normal" or "low". (i would prefer setting it to "below normal" so that it does not act strangely) 

6.it's done now restart your program and check the amount of ram it is using.

i hope this helps you. if not leave a reply and i will figure out another solution. glad to help.:) hi spacing,
 


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