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Originally Posted by peterson
Your first code change should be sufficient. The only case your first code change does not cover is when the user changes the brightness, and then changes it back to the $MINIMUMBRIGHTNESSONSTART. This should be such a rare event that I believe we can ignore it.
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Yeah, which might possibly be resolved by using some other timing method to test if it was changed and then changed back during the initial brightness setting. Setting the brightness up a level higher than I usually use is the workaround for that. So it starts on level 6 and then I can change it to 5 and the new setting sticks.