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Hello, I'm suffering from brightness problem.
If I change power source (power adapter plugged in / out), brightness goes to 0. However, after experiencing first changes, it doesn't happen again even though I plugged power adapter in / out multiple times. Is there any way to preserve brightness level even though power source changes (AC <-> BAT) ? |
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Have a look at the System Settings -> Hardware -> Power Management
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Well, the very first item, "Screen brightness" is the place you can act upon. You can change the settings there...
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What I want to do is not changing brightness level even though power adapter plugged in or out.
If I connect power adapter after boot, the brightness level goes almost zero and vice versa. I don't know why this happens. |
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well, fix the level in the settings, according to your screenshots you haven't done that
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If I fix the level (e.g. 70% with ac adapter, 50% with battery) and plugged out (previously charging state with power adapter), it changes 70% -> almost 0% -> 50%.
If I fix the level (e.g. 70% with ac adapter, 50% with battery) and plugged in (previously discharging state with battery), it changes 50% -> almost 0% -> 70%. I don't want my brightness level changing even though I plugged in/out. I think there is no option like that. And this happens only once after boot when I change the status of power plug. (plugged in -> plugged out or plugged out -> plugged in) |
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Please check again, as the default brightness level for the battery is at 50%, you have to actively change it to the same level as the AC Power to avoid screen brightness change...
Of course if you leave it at 50% it will change... If you read your own post, you would see where the problem is... FWIW: I set the screen brightness to 90% for both the AC Power AND the Battery, no change of brightness when plugin in or out,, no change either when restarting the laptop.
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I think you don't understand my situation.
I found that some other users suffer from the same issue. https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=208341 |
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I see, well apparently this is a Kernel issue, so not KDE related.
FWIW: I can't reproduce this at all on my Tuxedo laptop, maybe this is specific to a particular brand or BIOS?
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I found that after "org.kde.powerdevil.backlighthelper" activated this symptom doesn't happen again after boot.
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I think it is related to the behavior of powerdevil.
https://github.com/KDE/powerdevil If I activate 'org.kde.powerdevil.backlighthelper' forcefully after boot, I may solve this problem. However, I could find a way to do that yet. |
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