I want one where it reduces the screen's brightness, either by time or on demand (I don't mind). I have onboard Intel graphics. I don't want it to be like Redshift where it changes the screen's hue.
I want one where it reduces the screen's brightness, either by time or on demand (I don't mind). I have onboard Intel graphics. I don't want it to be like Redshift where it changes the screen's hue.
On a computer with Ubuntu 11.04 and onboard Intel graphics this works for me:
Use the output name found (in this case "VGA1") and adjust the brightness
Note, that the xrandr man page has this to say about the --brightness flag:
The development build of Redshift will alter brightness. I am not sure if it will alter based on the time but you could ask the developer to add this feature.
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~jonls/redshift/trunk/revision/153
Here are the basic steps required and the INSTALL file has more detailed instructions about building from source.
You will need to install the following packages:
From the Terminal get a copy of the latest development source code:
Create the configure file, compile and build:
Test the created application works as exepected:
Install the application:
This maybe https://launchpad.net/brightness ? It uses the webcam as a sensor to adjust screen's brightness. (It uses OpenCV and you have to build it by your own)
I use Cairo-Dock with the Screen Luminosity plugin. Its a very easy access to brightness control.