Simple GNOME extension to control displays' brightness via DDC. It requires ddcutil to be installed, I2C permissions for non-root users configured.
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27 | Active |
26 | Inactive |
25 | Inactive |
24 | Inactive |
23 | Inactive |
22 | Inactive |
21 | Inactive |
20 | Inactive |
19 | Inactive |
18 | Inactive |
17 | Inactive |
16 | Inactive |
15 | Inactive |
14 | Inactive |
13 | Inactive |
12 | Inactive |
11 | Inactive |
10 | Inactive |
9 | Inactive |
8 | Inactive |
7 | Rejected |
6 | Rejected |
5 | Inactive |
4 | Inactive |
3 | Inactive |
2 | Inactive |
1 | Rejected |
Log should be only available in debug mode: https://gjs.guide/extensions/review-guidelines/review-guidelines.html#no-excessive-logging Please remove them for the next version.
These logs are checking if the init run without any issues, but after the init, there is not much logging. There have been already bug reports, and without logs, I can't really solve bug reports.
These logs are checking if the init run without any issues, but after the init, there is not much logging. There have been already bug reports, and without logs, I can't really solve bug reports.
You can have `"debug" : false` in metadata.json and those users can change it to true when facing issues (they need to restart GNOME Shell after changing the metadata though). btw, you are logging spawn outputs. That's not a good practice. Should only happen in debug mode.