SuSE Linux / ATI Drivers Problem (Brightness)

2 replies [Last post]
DARK)NWC(
darkoutzide's picture
Offline
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts:

Hi, i've installed the Linux Driver for My ATI Card and when restarted the Screen Brightness went tooo high.!!! i can't to configure it out because the ati panel does not give controls for it. What can i do to get the Birightness lower?.. Sad

I've been reading some people with same problem that solved it on Quake console but i can't to open the console. How can i open it ?

I'm runing SuSE Linux. NOTE: I've installed it with the Release Point 1.32 b

Thanks!

RATSALAD
ratsalad's picture
Offline
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts:
SuSE Linux / ATI Drivers Problem (Brightness)

I've heard that this is fixed in newer versions of the ATI driver. I can't confirm that, since I'm a nvidia user (most Linux users prefer Nvidia cards).

I'd make sure you're using the latest ATI driver. More business geared distributions like Red Hat, SuSE, etc often don't keep up with new versions of software/drivers between releases of the distributions, unless the updates fix a security issue. You can't hardly blame them considering the development cycle for any Linux distribution is around 6 months compared to Microsoft putting out new versions of Windows once every four or five years Big grin

DARK)NWC(
darkoutzide's picture
Offline
Joined: Aug 2006
Posts:
SuSE Linux / ATI Drivers Problem (Brightness)

hehe... that's right, i'll better need to change the brand... i think that's gonna get me out of problems. The courious thing is that yesterday i've started SuSE to test other ways to solve it and it just started normally, the brightness is normal Now. It solved for itself Shock. COol! Linux Rocks! Happy

Thanks my Friend Cool