Why is the status of this bug labelled as "invalid"? It persists in
10.04.1.
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Title:
Display Brightness not saved for GDM
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Please view http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9259920
The solution offerd by swmail works perfectly.
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Display Brightness not saved for GDM
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I have the same issue. A Dell Inspiron 640m. Saw a possible workaround
at http://swiss.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9234384
Will be trying it out in a while. Also, my suspend is broken. It doesn't
resume, at all. =(
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Display Brightness not saved for GDM
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Hi,
In the latest and greatest release of ubuntu (yet), rhythmbox in Jaunty
still has no way of submitting track names to FreeDB or MusicBrainz.
I've resorted to installing Sound Juicer from the repos to do just that.
Please do consider this feature in Rhythmbox.
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No method for submitting CD t
I managed to fine-tune the LCD brightness to a greater degree by adding the
'Brightness Applet' to the Gnome Panel.
1.Right-click a specified location on the Gnome Panel and select 'Add to
Panel...'
2.Select 'Brightness Applet'.
To achieve 7 adjustable levels of brightness on the function keys (
This bug is related appears in bugs #35223, #34743 & #34897.
The screen's brightness is automatically adjusted to maximum after each
reboot of the system. I am using a Dell Inspiron 640m. The problem did
not exist in Feisty Fawn. But after the decision to upgrade to Hardy
Heron, it has surfaced.
