I've got an update. I'm able to change the brightness now inside X (running gnome).
Running Ubuntu Jaunty and having the latest official nvidia drivers installed, you can set the brightness with the utility `nvclock` (got v0.8-Beta4).
All you have do do is
nvclock -S <VALUE>
Where <VALUE> is between 15 and 100 or a delta like +10 or -10
Greetings!
PS: Anyone knows an applet program (for GNOME) where you can set a custom command to change the brightness. or even a brigthness applet that has support for nvclock adjustments?
Hi peeps,
I've got an update. I'm able to change the brightness now inside X (running gnome).
Running Ubuntu Jaunty and having the latest official nvidia drivers installed, you can set the brightness with the utility `nvclock` (got v0.8-Beta4).
All you have do do is
nvclock -S <VALUE>
Where <VALUE> is between 15 and 100 or a delta like +10 or -10
Greetings!
PS: Anyone knows an applet program (for GNOME) where you can set a custom command to change the brightness. or even a brigthness applet that has support for nvclock adjustments?