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Screen fading out and in.
Post 303003558 by kkeevv on Friday 15th of September 2017 07:18:40 PM
09-15-2017
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I have disabled everything I can, 'suspend' and 'turn screen off' when in active. Both of which don't seem relevant to me because it happens while I'm using the PC.I have noticed the problem doesn't present itself after a reset. The system works great after a reset, soft or hard. When I leave the system running unattended for a few hours and return it is very sluggish and the screen fade issue returns.
I'm sure you good folks good pin point the problem in minutes if you could put hands on.
At this time I consider the problem moot and don't wish to waste your time. I have installed Solaris on my other platform and prefer it's appearance over Ubuntu. I'm having issues with it that I want to focus on. When I get this issued resolved I plan on replacing this Ubuntu install with Solaris.
So, I consider this thread closed. Thank you everyone for trying to help me with this issue.
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LEARN ABOUT LINUX
acpi
ACPI(1) General Commands Manual ACPI(1) NAME
acpi - Shows battery status and other ACPI information SYNOPSIS
acpi [options] DESCRIPTION
acpi Shows information from the /proc or the /sys filesystem, such as battery status or thermal information. OPTIONS
-b | --battery show battery information -a | --ac-adapter show ac adapter information -t | --thermal show thermal information -c | --cooling show cooling device information -V | --everything show every device, overrides above options -s | --show-empty show non-operational devices -i | --details show additional details if available: * battery capacity information * temperature trip points -f | --fahrenheit use fahrenheit as the temperature unit instead of default celsius -k | --kelvin use kelvin as the temperature unit instead of default celsius -p | --proc use the old /proc interface, default is the new /sys one -d | --directory <dir> path to ACPI info (either /proc/acpi or /sys/class) -h | --help display help and exit -v | --version output version information and exit AUTHOR
The original version of this manual page was written by Paul Telford <pxt@debian.org> for the Debian system. Newer additions were done by Michael Meskes <meskes@debian.org>. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU GPL. ACPI(1)