For me nightlight is working perfectly after each reboot - but as soon as the
display is turned off nightlight is off when the screen is powered on again.
As a workaround I turn the setting off and on again.
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@Berg: your bug sounds like this one -
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=780167
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=780167
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Interesting, I had a display plugged into my laptop and indeed the
external HDMI display had night light enabled by the primary display did
not.
The primary display was running 4K resolution with HiDPi scaling at
200%. I'll try to remember to open a new issue when I return from
holiday.
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It's not clear that the other comments are the same issue so please open
new bugs describing your configuration and issue
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After a Gnome Shell update, the night light worked once but then stopped
working after one full night cycle. I had just put it to sleep today and
rebooting, disable and enabling doesn't fix it. Ubuntu 17.10.
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I have this problem also. Dell XPS 15 9560 running on Intel Graphics.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1676131
Title:
Gnome Night Light doesn't work
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Suddenly stopped working. Ubuntu 17.04 with latest updates.
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I did have https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/1276/night-light-
slider/ installed
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I confirm the bug too on my system: Asus UX301L Notebook using Ubuntu
17.10 with the latest updates.
It used to worked and suddenly stopped working. If you need more
information, tell me.
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In the meantime I've done a re-install of ubuntu-gnome 17.04.
After that nightlight is working as expected on my primary display.
I can chowever onfirm the report that nightlight does noth work on my
secondary display, but I guess this is a separate bug.
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The dual monitor problem has been reported upstream as well:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=783854
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Title:
Gnome Night Light doesn't
Hello, Everyone!
Gnome night light doesn't work for my secondary display. ( Ubuntu 17.04
64-bit )
Hope that helps in triaging. Please let me know if I can do anything to
provide more information and/or help in debuggin.
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I experience the same issue. The nightlight feature is not working
anymore.
I've used this feature for a couple of months coming from the beta's
towards the released version of ubuntu-gnome 17.04 without any issues.
this week I did a fresh install (although I left /home intact) initially
night
There simply isn't enough information here for me to be able to triage
this bug.
Are you still experiencing this bug?
Was it day or night when it was not working?
What specifically did you try to get it to work?
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