@joel@piou.foolbazar.eu @eproc@bsd.cafe @inglfo@mastodon.online

Ummm... XD

~ $ for ((x=0; x<=100; x+=10)); do echo "  ==> $x"; wsconsctl display.brightness=$x; sleep 1; xbacklight -get; done
  ==> 0
display.brightness -> 2.00%
100.000000
  ==> 10
display.brightness -> 9.00%
100.000000
  ==> 20
display.brightness -> 20.00%
100.000000
  ==> 30
display.brightness -> 29.00%
100.000000
  ==> 40
display.brightness -> 40.00%
100.000000
  ==> 50
display.brightness -> 50.00%
100.000000
  ==> 60
display.brightness -> 67.00%
100.000000
  ==> 70
display.brightness -> 100.00%
100.000000
  ==> 80
display.brightness -> 67.00%
    # (it actually went DOWN here)
100.000000
  ==> 90
display.brightness -> 100.00%
100.000000
  ==> 100
display.brightness -> 100.00%
100.000000
~ $

This is a #Thinkpad X200t, btw.

~ $ uname -a
OpenBSD falcon.lan 7.7 GENERIC.MP#0 amd64