Title: Gnome Shell 3.12.2 Ressume from blank screen/Dimming fails on Monitor 1 Class: System Error Date: Mon Sep 15 21:04:50 ADT 2014 Reported By: Jay Elem Email: fiver22 Product: GNOME Shell Version: 3.12.2 Platform: Fedora Version: 3.16.2-200.fc20.x86_64 Is it reproducible: Yes, consistently. Description =========== Screen Dimming remains at lowest setting as it should after no use on 2 monitors: when resuming with keystroke or mouse movement only Monitor 2 Dimming 'wakes' to full brightness. The primary, Monitor 1 Dimming stays at lowest brightness. Steps to Produce/Reproduce -------------------------- Let screens blank after no use. Wake up screens with mouse movement or keyboard activity. Monitor 1 remains Dimming minimum while monitor 2's brightness resumes as expected. Expected Results ---------------- Both Monitors 'wake' and Dimming brightness returns to normal level on activity Actual Results -------------- Monitor 1 stays 'blank' (Dimming brightness at lowest level) Monitor 2 'wakes' as expected. Workarounds ----------- 1. launch 'gnome settings' on monitor 2. use search to bring up 'Power' settings. 2. Move Screen brightness slider (it is set at active or maximum) Screen Dimming brightness on Monitor 1 returns to expected brightness.
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