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I Made Screen Brightness Control on Gnome Much Better
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Typically their is some sort of low-level knob in
/sys
(tryfind /sys | grep backlight
) which can be used to set it to any value. Be careful playing around though because0
is often completely off and it can be hard to set it back. (Although a reboot should fix it if nothing tries to be clever and preserve it at shutdown.)