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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I would like to limit the max brightness of a certain backlight capable monitor to 60% at max to extend its useful life. For this, I'd like to use the monitor_override options.
However, the DDC/CI exposed backlight (through the out-of-tree kernel module) sometimes makes the monitor appear with a different identifier (e.g. ddcci5 instead of ddcci0).
This results in the override no longer functioning, and the max brightness going back to 100% again.
Afaict there's currently no way to target all monitors that start with ddcci in the identifier?
Describe the solution you'd like
The monitor_override config to support targeting N monitors through glob matching in the monitor_id field.
Describe alternatives you've considered
I'm aware of the sensor point overrides functionality, however that seems like the wrong place to place a limiter; as it's not the sensor data that needs altering.
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Hi! Sorry, I completely lost track of this feat request!
I think it makes sense, thanks for the input!
I will try to give this a shoot for the next release :)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I would like to limit the max brightness of a certain backlight capable monitor to 60% at max to extend its useful life. For this, I'd like to use the
monitor_override
options.However, the DDC/CI exposed backlight (through the out-of-tree kernel module) sometimes makes the monitor appear with a different identifier (e.g.
ddcci5
instead ofddcci0
).This results in the override no longer functioning, and the max brightness going back to 100% again.
Afaict there's currently no way to target all monitors that start with
ddcci
in the identifier?Describe the solution you'd like
The
monitor_override
config to support targeting N monitors through glob matching in themonitor_id
field.Describe alternatives you've considered
I'm aware of the sensor point overrides functionality, however that seems like the wrong place to place a limiter; as it's not the sensor data that needs altering.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: