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| File | Date | Author | Commit |
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| README.md | 2022-11-15 |
Asif Ali Rizvan
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[2a54e0] readme |
| create-custom-shortcuts.sh | 2022-11-15 |
Asif Ali Rizvan
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[587a78] Release |
| install.sh | 2022-11-15 |
Asif Ali Rizvan
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[587a78] Release |
| set-brightness | 2022-11-15 |
Asif Ali Rizvan
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[587a78] Release |
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gnome-set-brightness
Set brightness for gnome using custom shortcuts Ctrl+Alt+Super+0-9
This works both the laptops and regular LED/LCD monitors. Created because gnome 43 does not have soft brightness, and other extensions do not work with desktop monitors.
Bash scripts:
1. set-brightness (sets brightness using gsettings)
2. create-custom-shortcuts.sh (add keybindings in custom, beware, it will overwrite existing ones.)
Install
git clone https://github.com/fastrizwaan/gnome-set-brightness.git
cd gnome-set-brightness
sudo bash -c "sh ./install.sh"
sh create-custom-shortcuts.sh
Usage:
10 keys are assigned, press
Ctrl+Alt+Super+1 to 10% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+2 to 20% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+3 to 30% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+4 to 40% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+5 to 50% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+6 to 60% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+7 to 70% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+8 to 80% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+9 to 90% Brightness
Ctrl+Alt+Super+0 to 100% Brightness
Copyright
(C) GPLv3 Mohammed Asif Ali Rizvan
