The "Backlight" module provides a control that you can put in a shelf,
when you click on it it shows a cursor to dim/undim the screen. You can
find it under "Utilities" in the list of modules.

Alternatively you can set a keybinding to the actions "Backlight up" and
"Backlight down" and tune the steps via the parameter box.

Bye
Massimo

Peter Flynn ha scritto il 23/12/2016 alle 23:16:
> I'm running e17 under Ubuntu 15.10 on a Dell Latitude D810.
> 
> The keyboard provides Fn up-arrow and Fn down-arrow to control screen
> brightness, but they only provide one step, about a 5% change in
> intensity up or down.
> 
> I have tried but failed to find anywhere in the e menus a setting or
> widget to make the screen brighter or dimmer — they offer lots of other
> settings like power control and dim-screen-after-n-seconds, but I am
> somehow missing the fundamental ones to make the display brighter or dimmer.
> 
> Is this even possible through the e controls?
> 
> ///Peter
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