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03-30-2005 #1
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display brightness problems
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03-30-2005 #2
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control center->peripherals->display->monitor gamma tab
Increase the sliders..If (exoskeleton || (green && wiggles)) eat_it();
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04-04-2005 #3
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thanx for answering (sorry for not replying soon enough)
well I tried what you said, but its not quite it, it works like when you increase the brightness of a jpg in photoshop, but it doesnt actually increase the brightness of the screen. And the display also looses contrast.
thnx anyways.
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04-04-2005 #4
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Sorry biostm that you're still having difficulties..
I found this. See if it helps at all.If (exoskeleton || (green && wiggles)) eat_it();
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04-05-2005 #5
My laptop has the "Fn" key. i can use Fn + Ctrl +F7 or F8 to change the brightness. Does your computer have anything like that. i'm using Fedora 3 and it still works.
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02-16-2006 #6
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thnx
thnx a lot for your help guys, my laptop does have the fn key, but it only works when i boot in windows. anyways mi harddrive just went bad, and i had to "emergency switch" harddrives to a smaller one i had around so currently i dun have linux. but as soon as i get linux i'll try the sonypi thing u suggested. thnx a lot.