Switching resolutions (such as going full screen resets my gamma to 1.0

[primefalcon]

I havean older monitor that requires me to up my gamma to around 4.5, so as not to be too dark.... So I have a script that does this via xgamma on boot...

However every time I swtich to a full screen application, my gamma gets reset back to 1.... making my monitor well..... very dark

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[pschroth (philip-schroth)]

This bug affects me also on ubuntu 13.10. It is very unpredictable and until now I am not able to pinpoint the bug to a particular package.

[Launchpad Janitor (janitor)]

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

[pschroth (philip-schroth)]

I am not sure but I think it has something to do with the panel. In two occasions the gamma switched from .7 back to 1 and the date and time disappeared from the panel. I was not able to restore the date and time without reboot.

[pschroth (philip-schroth)]

Just upgraded my system to 14.04 and problem is still there.