Phew, thankfully every so often I was able to access the command line
with Ctrl + Alt + F2 without it flashing back to the boot messages
(maybe once every twenty times) and then removed the flag from the
.desktop file. Took me a couple of hours as it was really erratic
behaviour. (The recovery
Hi Sebastien
I added `--debug` to the Exec line in
org.gnome.SettingsDaemon.Color.desktop but now I get stuck on this when
booting up:
started hold until boot process finishes up.
Could that be related? I can't think of anything else fancy I did, and
now I can't use my computer :/
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Title:
Night light brakes when
hum, when you write "nightlight is deactivated" you mean it's on but get
deactivated by the dimming? or is it off? would it be possible to get a
debug log from gnome-settings-daemon (by editing the
org.gnome.SettingsDaemon.Color.desktop Exec entry and adding --debug for
example and then getting
With `journalctl -r`, the only thing I get when the screen starts
dimming and the nightlight is deactivated, is this line (username and
machine name not shown):
Jan 20 22:42:02 x-x gnome-screensav[4274]: Source ID 1654 was
not found when attempting to remove it
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Testing on 18.10 the "progressive dimming before blanking" doesn't reset
the color profile here. Could you trigger the bug and add the systemctl
log from around the time the bug manifest itself?
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Title:
Night light brakes when
Okay I just did some more testing on only my built-in laptop display.
It is not the "dim screen when inactive" setting that breaks the night light,
that works fine, the screen is dimmed at once, and the night light is still
active.
What breaks the night light is the progressive dimming of the
Testing on 18.10, the screen dimming doesn't impact the coloring. Do you
use an external screen? Do you still see the issue?
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Just adding to my previous comment #4: the external monitor behaviour is
inconsistent. With a different brand, the original workaround (turning
night light off and back on) works, without needing to unplug the
monitor.
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I believe I have the same issue. I originally reported it as the current
duplicate Bug #1791659.
The issue is as described here: the night light mode turns off as the
screen starts dimming right before it blanks. The mode then needs to be
turned off and on to work again.
If I have an external
I'm not sure if nightlight breaks after dim or after it turns off
completely. (since it cannot dim any more after having lowest possible
backlight already)
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Sorry, I think I've created this bug on the wrong package (so the wrong
place). But I have no idea where it should go. My apologies.
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