Hi!
is it possible to change brightness through the command line? I have tried xbacklight, but it doesn`t work with my Acer Aspire 7720G.
Change brightness through commandline
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k0tuk
Change brightness through commandline
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terrorblader
Re: Change brightness through commandline
Works fine for me (Aspire 5720Z)
Tried:
and works fine
Tried:
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xbacklight -inc 10
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k0tuk
Re: Change brightness through commandline
No outputs have backlight property
that`s what terminal says
that`s what terminal says