Just wanted to link to the following to comments I made for reference:

 - 
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-raspi/+bug/1998716/comments/19
 - 
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/1971434/comments/42

I believe that for some people the KMS module may be the culprit. If I
connect an external monitor, this bug appears, but on my laptop monitor
everything works fine.

If anyone could share how to dig deeper into this I'd be grateful.

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Title:
  blank screen does not turn off display backlight

Status in gnome-shell package in Ubuntu:
  Expired

Bug description:
  I updated a system from 21.10 to 22.04 and noticed that when the
  screen is blanked by no keyboard or mouse activity that the backlight
  in the VGA monitor is still on.  The "settings->Displays" has "Unknown
  Display" which I assume means the system does not know what commands
  to send to the monitor to shut it off.  I booted a live DVD of 21.10
  and the settings has the VGA display as 'AOC 22" ' which is correct
  and the screen blanking works correctly.  So it seems that the
  definition for the AOC displays have been removed from 22.04.

  This behavior is different on Ubuntu 21.10, the VGA display is blank and the 
backlight is off.  A minor nit is on 21.10 the "settings->Displays" shows the 
VGA display manufacture name, on 22.04 the
  VGA display manufacture name is "Unknown Display".

  I have discovered that the settings have the following options

  "settings->Power->Screen Blank" with a time value to be selected and the
  following text on the next line "Turns the screen off after a period of
  inactivity"

  "settings->Privacy->Screen->Blank Screen Display" with a time value to be
  selected and the following text on the next line "Period of inactivity after
  which the screen will go blank"

  The two options have different actions but seem to be connected because
  changing the time on one changes the time on the other.

  My guess is that the update changed the action for Ubuntu 22.04.  I
  would like the 21.10 behavior, that is to turn off the VGA display not
  just blank the display when selecting the "settings->Power->Screen
  Blank" for 22.04.

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