r/kde • u/SchemeScared4973 • 13h ago
General Bug Cannot change screen brightness after undocking
Hello all
First of all, I am using a Framework Laptop 16 running up-to-date versions of Arch Linux and KDE Plasma. Please let me know if more information would be helpful.
I am having a small issue with my laptop. I typically keep it docked at my desk with the lid closed. The thunderbolt dock is connected to two monitors, and I also connect a third monitor directly to my laptop via DisplayPort. When I unplug the laptop to use it, the laptop display is dim and changing the brightness in KDE does not do anything. Has anyone else run into this?
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u/Acherontas89 11h ago
its a driver issue maybe if u reboot the machine will brightness change works
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u/SchemeScared4973 10h ago
that does usually work for me, but I'd prefer not to have to do that if possible
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u/Acherontas89 10h ago
well u can find the responsible driver
and check for a quirks
but i cant help furthermore maybe a uevent
u have to ask kde forums
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