GNOME Brightness – How to Configure Ubuntu with GNOME 3 to Dim Screen When Charger is Unplugged

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I just installed Ubuntu 17.10 (with GNOME 3) on my new HP laptop, and I noticed that the screen does not dim when the charger is unplugged.

Is there a way to set up two brightness profiles, one for AC adapter, and one for battery?

Most of the tutorials say to install tlp, but from what I notice it does not change the brightness level… it seems to increase the battery life though.

Best Answer

You may use a GNOME shell extension called Dim On Battery Power.

It lets you set two separate brightness levels, one for AC, another for battery.

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