#brightnessctl — Public Fediverse posts
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#Niri 25.08 comes with a new `spawn-sh` command. I’m using it to handle the monitor brightness on a log scale (way more useful than a linear one, especially by night):
XF86MonBrightnessUp {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $(($(brightnessctl g) * 2))";
}
XF86MonBrightnessDown {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $((($(brightnessctl g) + 1) / 2))";
}(Look, ’Ma ! No temp files !)
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#Niri 25.08 comes with a new `spawn-sh` command. I’m using it to handle the monitor brightness on a log scale (way more useful than a linear one, especially by night):
XF86MonBrightnessUp {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $(($(brightnessctl g) * 2))";
}
XF86MonBrightnessDown {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $((($(brightnessctl g) + 1) / 2))";
}(Look, ’Ma ! No temp files !)
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#Niri 25.08 comes with a new `spawn-sh` command. I’m using it to handle the monitor brightness on a log scale (way more useful than a linear one, especially by night):
XF86MonBrightnessUp {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $(($(brightnessctl g) * 2))";
}
XF86MonBrightnessDown {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $((($(brightnessctl g) + 1) / 2))";
}(Look, ’Ma ! No temp files !)
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#Niri 25.08 comes with a new `spawn-sh` command. I’m using it to handle the monitor brightness on a log scale (way more useful than a linear one, especially by night):
XF86MonBrightnessUp {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $(($(brightnessctl g) * 2))";
}
XF86MonBrightnessDown {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $((($(brightnessctl g) + 1) / 2))";
}(Look, ’Ma ! No temp files !)
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#Niri 25.08 comes with a new `spawn-sh` command. I’m using it to handle the monitor brightness on a log scale (way more useful than a linear one, especially by night):
XF86MonBrightnessUp {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $(($(brightnessctl g) * 2))";
}
XF86MonBrightnessDown {
spawn-sh "brightnessctl s $((($(brightnessctl g) + 1) / 2))";
}(Look, ’Ma ! No temp files !)
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After months exclusively using the #OpenSource #Wayland #Sway #WindowManager, I'm finding that I would be grateful if there was a way to do the following with #mouse. Increase the #MouseCursor size, #LockScreen with mouse, open #Calendar with mouse, reboot or shutdown with mouse, adjust screen #brightnessctl and #wlsunset with mouse, open #BluetoothManager with mouse, open wifi and network settings with mouse, #AppLauncher with mouse. I'm uncertain of how to approach some of these on #SwayWM