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OLED Screen Brightness Control | Ubuntu Linux (Tutorial)

DESCRIPTION:

In this video I will show you, how to change the brightness of your screen using the linux terminal.

Pay attention to the corret spaces between the instructions and the right font case.

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MY SETUP:

– Dell XPS 15 Laptop with an 4K OLED Screen
– Ubuntu 20.04.2 LTS (Dual Boot)

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CONTENTS:

0:00​ – What is the problem?
0:56​ – About me.
1:28​ – Using the terminal to change the brightness.
4:37​ – Write your own bash skript.
11:58 – Make the skript executable.
13:26​ – Add ‘.bin’ to path.
15:12​ – Demonstration of bcont.
15:37​ – Be aware of this exception!
15:52 – Endcard.

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BASIC COMMANDS:

Make sure to replace “eDP-1-1” with your own display/ output name !

If you type in the 1. command, you will find this name as the first element in the second line.

1. xrandr –current
2. xrandr –output eDP-1-1 –brightness 0.5

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SOURCES & CREDITS:

1. Change Brightness:
http://sandipbgt.com/2015/10/01/control-screen-brightness-from-commandline-in-ubuntu/

2. Basic Bash Skript:

3. If Condition Bash Skript:

4. Add To Path:

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