Comment 1 Ali Abdallah 2009-03-03 19:25:56 CET

(In reply to comment #0)
> Hi Ali,
> 
> I don't know if that feature is in or not, but I know it from the gnome power
> manager (and I know Mac OS X does this too). When you leave the computer idle
> for a defined time, the displays goes to the lowest luminosity.
> 
> Thanks for looking into such kind of a feature :)

This option will be available in the next major release which i'm working on intensively, thanks for the report.

Hi,

I would like this feature too , but it would be nice if the user could decide the brightness levels to be set when the system is on AC/Battery.

On my lenovo, Xfce Power Manager sets the brightness to 100% when i plug in the charger.
And i have to manually decrease this, as it is very uncomfortable.

Also, when I remove the charger, brightness falls to somewhere close to 50%, i think, immediately.
It would be better, if it did this in a slow fade, instead of a sudden change.

Lastly, thank you for such a wonderful app! :)

Comment 3 Ali Abdallah 2009-03-10 07:39:50 CET

(In reply to comment #2)
> Hi,
> 
> I would like this feature too , but it would be nice if the user could decide
> the brightness levels to be set when the system is on AC/Battery.
> 
> On my lenovo, Xfce Power Manager sets the brightness to 100% when i plug in the
> charger.
> And i have to manually decrease this, as it is very uncomfortable.
> 
> Also, when I remove the charger, brightness falls to somewhere close to 50%, i
> think, immediately.
> It would be better, if it did this in a slow fade, instead of a sudden change.
> 
> Lastly, thank you for such a wonderful app! :)

I will keep you in touch guys, this is going to be done soon, thanks for all your suggestions.

Comment 4 Ali Abdallah 2009-03-29 21:23:55 CEST

You have it now in the version 0.8alpha, please try it, i'll mark this bug as fixed please re-open in case of troubles.

Comment 5 Ali Abdallah 2009-07-02 14:09:34 CEST

Closing old bugs to keep things organized.