I very often use custom brigthness levels depending on where I am. So eg. if I'm at some place that has low ambient light and I'm on AC, I turn the brightness down to ~50%. But everytime I reboot/relogin, the brightness is brought back to the preconfigured level, making me blind for couple seconds. So I'd like to propose to (have an option?) remember the brigthness levels between sessions. I think it could simply store AC state and brigthness level and on new session login check for the AC state being the same and if yes, then restore the brightness level. Or maybe just don't set any initial brigthness value on systemd systems, where the systemd-backlight already does that, it just gets overridden by powerdevil on its loading.
> Or maybe just don't set any initial brigthness value on systemd > systems, where the systemd-backlight already does that, it just > gets overridden by powerdevil on its loading. Then just uncheck the brightness setting?
Right, just uncheck the "Screen Brightness" setting, and then powerdevil won't mess with your brightness level at all. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 306425 ***