https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=494497
Mark <mark...@gmail.com> changed: What |Removed |Added ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC| |mark...@gmail.com --- Comment #12 from Mark <mark...@gmail.com> --- I don't know if i like KDE taking control of the brightness on my desktop monitor... It's different for HDR and movies but that's not the case here. Can i disable KDE controlling my plugged-in monitor brightness? This is beyond the power option, i already have that disabled. Since 6.2 KDE still controls brightness despite it being disabled in the power options. Probably rightfully so, i think we need another option for that in the display settings, more on that below. Another reason i ask is the keyboard hardware brightness. If you have an external monitor you quite likely have an external keyboard too. Those external keyboards don't necessarily have hardware keys to control the brightness.. Thus you're "stuck" opening the laptop, using it's brightness keys, ... just a fiddly thing. I rather just turn it off and use my monitor controls to change brightness. Here's what i think is needed. In the KCM for display configuration we need a new toggle. One that explicitly allows KDE to control the brightness or the monitor. So a toggle by the name of: "Plasma controls monitor brightness" with an info tooltip reading "When enabled, plasma's brightness and power controls are used for controlling screen brightness. When disabled your monitors OSD and keys control brightness." Yes, when it's toggled that KDE controls it you end up having 2 places in plasma that affect brightness: 1. KCM Display for even allowing plasma brightness control 2. KCM power for how it's used in relation to power changes If point 1 is toggled on then plasma brightness keys work and power (point 2) potentially works though that depends on the power settings itself. If point 1 is toggled off then KDE does not touch the brightness at all. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.