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lubot[telegram] <motorolae7> i can't connect to network after reinstall13:30
lubot[telegram] <motorolae7> oh, solved, it just needed an reboot13:40
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Hello everyone! I am having a problem where whenever I plug or unplug my laptop my laptops brightness automatically changes. After that I manually have to go to brightness settings and increase it.14:46
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Moreover I can't use scripts since whatever commands I use to change brightness like "xrandr" or "lxqt-config-brightness" they don't increase brightness above a certain point (even if I type 1.0 as value) but if I manually do it from the gui, the brightness gets probably the double in comparison to 1.0 value. How is this happening? What should I do?14:46
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> The below screenshots 1) before manually changing from gui 2) after manually changing from gui14:46
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Just to give you an approximate. Thanks in advance.14:47
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/13c8f96c/file_3623.jpg14:47
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/ea4dc1e6/file_3624.jpg14:47
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> And by plug I mean power supply14:49
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Lubuntu 20.0414:51
lubot[telegram] <motorolae7> that's happening to me too but I'm on Lubuntu 16.04 and I don't really care14:54
tomreynif you run an EOL release, you probably don't care about much at all14:56
tomreyn@jafarabbas33: this may just be controlled by bios / uefi, see if you have any options there to control power saving.14:58
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Nops nada... Couldn't find anything.. (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <tomreyn> @jafarabbas33: this may just be controlled by bios / uefi, see if you have any options there to control power saving.)15:23
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> I mean if gui can do it then there must be a command to control it15:23
tomreynhttps://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/3/3.2/3.2.3/brightness.html15:31
tomreyn.seems to be what's available in terms of documentation15:32
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> I saw this but as I said I can't keep opening gui whenever I plug my laptop right?15:33
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Plug or un plug (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <tomreyn> .seems to be what's available in terms of documentation)15:33
tomreynmaybe it's a bug, try filing a bug report, after checking that none exists.15:36
tomreynxdotool key XF86MonBrightnessUp     would increase brightness on the hardware level15:37
tomreynxrandr does it in software15:37
tomreynthere are also xbacklight and brightnessctl CLIs, which can also manage it the hardware level, but may not work with every system15:38
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Not appropriate to say this but "sudo brightnessctl s 255" did the trick!! I love you brooo😭😭 (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) <tomreyn> there are also xbacklight and brightnessctl CLIs, which can also manage it the hardware level, but may not work with every system)15:43
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Thanks a lot!15:43
tomreynyou're welcome, jafarabbas33 (but i'm not a brooo)15:44
lubot[telegram] <jafarabbas33> Sorry 😅15:44
tomreynno worries, i know it's common + embracing to say so in some places, but it's considered machismo in others15:47
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lubot[telegram] <motorolae7> help16:37
lubot[telegram] <motorolae7> i can't connect my Bluetooth speaker16:37
lubot[telegram] <motorolae7> https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/13f680d0/file_3626.jpg16:37
lubot[telegram] <Michaël> These easy steps should help you17:54
lubot[telegram] <Michaël> https://www.makeuseof.com/manage-bluetooth-linux-with-bluetoothctl/17:54
lubot[telegram] <motorolae7> ok, I'll come and reply if it worked17:55
lubot[telegram] <Michaël> It helped me too17:57
lubot[telegram] <Michaël> In previous Lubuntu version I found the cli easier then the gui17:58
lubot[telegram] <Michaël> I had errors with the gui17:59
Nillyhelp me18:48
Nillyplease18:48
Nillyi cant install lubuntu18:48
Nillyi cant create a new partition to install18:48
Nillyanyone to help me18:48
NillyUploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/57bf972c415405fb97a9829502bc8e3b/screen.jpg18:49
NillyMinimum Size and Maximum size is the same value18:49
Nillyim so scared18:49
NillyHELP ME18:50
Nillybro i cant lose my pc18:50
camibohp@Nilly: Try backing up your data fist. Second, do a low level format using a Hiren's boot USB toolbox.18:53
camibohpI suggest an old versión of Hiren's (15.2) with a tool called Darik's Boot and Nuke (https://www.hirensbootcd.org/hbcd-v152/).18:53
camibohpAnd third (After low level format): Install Lubuntu.18:53
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Guest8904hi all22:01
tomreynhi Guest8904 22:03
Guest8904you speak russian22:03
tomreyni'm afraid this channel is english only. but there is probably #ubuntu-ru, and maybe also #lubuntu-ru22:04
Guest8904плохо22:23
lubot[telegram] <lynorian> I think there are also settings on brighness for laptops in https://manual.lubuntu.me/stable/3/3.2/3.2.12/power_management.html if you have a different idle time set will end up lowering birghtness23:42

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