Using the `--off` option in xrandr seems to work for me:
$ xrandr --output DVI-1 --off
You can list your available outputs and their status using the plain
`xrandr` command, I suspect what you'll be looking for on a laptop is an
output like LVDS. There are also GUIs for this, such as arandr,
Hi aguan,
Sorry to bother you, but I just realized the screen light up again as soon as
you press any key or move the mouse. :(
El martes, 15 de marzo de 2016 19:10:12 (CET) J. Pablo escribió:
> Hi archers,
>
> First time writer here, reader from quite a time ago. Hi Zack, I used to use
> this
Hi archers,
First time writer here, reader from quite a time ago. Hi Zack, I used to use
this command:
$ xset dpms force off
and I've just checked it still works from my shell. I don't know if this will
suit your needs.
Pablo.
El martes, 15 de marzo de 2016 10:30:52 (CET) Zachary Kline escrib
Hi All,
One of the perks of being blind is that I don’t need the screen to work. I
prefer to keep it off for privacy whenever possible.
On earlier hardware, I used to be able to use the vbetool command to turn off
the screen. Nowadays that seems no longer to work, “vbetool dpms off,” returns
“i
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