Dell Precision M4800, running the standard Ubuntu Gnome shell desktop (on Xorg), Intel Graphics. No issues in 16.04 (or perhaps a tiny delay?), but unworkable in 18.04.
Both Fn-Up/Down and `echo value | sudo tee brightness` exhibit the delay (~2-3 seconds normally). Notable is that the brightness seems to change *immediately* after echoing into sysfs, so all the delay occurs in the return of the call back to the prompt.
In /sys/class/backlight I have only intel_backlight. No difference with or without Backlight option in xorg.conf, nor with the acpi_backlight=vendor kernel param.
Also notable: when performing the brightness change in a virtual terminal, it is *instantaneous*. The issue only occurs in the graphical VT running the desktop environment.
Bug reappeared in 18.04.
Dell Precision M4800, running the standard Ubuntu Gnome shell desktop (on Xorg), Intel Graphics. No issues in 16.04 (or perhaps a tiny delay?), but unworkable in 18.04.
Both Fn-Up/Down and `echo value | sudo tee brightness` exhibit the delay (~2-3 seconds normally). Notable is that the brightness seems to change *immediately* after echoing into sysfs, so all the delay occurs in the return of the call back to the prompt.
In /sys/class/ backlight I have only intel_backlight. No difference with or without Backlight option in xorg.conf, nor with the acpi_backlight= vendor kernel param.
Also notable: when performing the brightness change in a virtual terminal, it is *instantaneous*. The issue only occurs in the graphical VT running the desktop environment.