"Show adjusted brightness" is not working

[909101]

If the function controls the display of "88" in the picture, then it is not working on my laptop because I made the screenshot when it's turned off.

[emoacht]

Thanks for reporting.
Could you elaborate it further?
In fact, I have noticed this feature does not work well depending on the hardware and have not found the solition yet.

[909101]

Basically, I can't turn off its display. Maybe temporarily turn off the display of that feature in the next version?

[emoacht]

Added preclude option by c9ed609

[909101]

Thx for the reply. But I don't know what you are saying because I am not a pro-user of Github, so could you please explain what's happening?

[emoacht]

I thought you requested to "turn off" handling of that monitor by this app. If it is not the case, don't mind.
Then, what are you talking about "pro-user"?

[909101]

Yep, I requested that, but I just don't understand what does this mean:

Added preclude option by c9ed609
This option is to exclude a specified monitor from this app. The usage is the same as preclear option while the effect is opposite. #270 (comment)

But that's ok, cause it is going to be solved.

[emoacht]

Could you elaborate your request in the first place?
Why you cannot turn off the display? What do you mean by "temporarily turn off the display of that feature"?

[909101]

What am I saying is that

1. "Show adjusted brightness" is not working, so I request to fix it

2. According to your first reply, it seemed that the problem can't be easily fixed, so I suggest you turn off the display of that option temporarily if you can't fix it when releasing the next version

3. You replied to me about what you are going to do with that problem, and I said that I don't understand because I am a new Github user. But that is not something I am complaining about because obviously you are not ignoring that problem

[emoacht]

I see. Now it is clear.
I rejust your suggestion. If you found that feature does not work for your monitor, just don't use it.