Night light sunrise/sunset not working
After a new clean installation of Juno I tried to enable Night light with the automatic sunrise/sunset timing. This did not work as expected. What did happen was, that night light kicked in only at the (previously) designated manual times. You can try to switch to manual and change the times, and this setting will stick even after changeing the switch to "sunrise/sunset".
There is a similar problem with Ubuntu that I know of - if a user selects the same option in gnome-settings, but does not enable Location services (in a separate settings panel), the functionality won't work. Unfortunately enabling location services in elementary switchboard doesn't solve this issue in eOS. This should be addressed by the devs.
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After a new clean installation of Juno I tried to enable Night light with the automatic sunrise/sunset timing. This did not work as expected. What did happen was, that night light kicked in only at the (previously) designated manual times. You can try to switch to manual and change the times, and this setting will stick even after changeing the switch to "sunrise/sunset".
There is a similar problem with Ubuntu that I know of - if a user selects the same option in gnome-settings, but does not enable Location services (in a separate settings panel), the functionality won't work. Unfortunately enabling location services in elementary switchboard doesn't solve this issue in eOS. This should be addressed by the devs.
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Please add the solution separately by posting it as an answer.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
And please mark your answer as one to let others know that the answer actually solved your problem.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
I will, but I can't at the moment - I will only get a message about having to wait for two days...
– djaeris
20 hours ago
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– Hasan
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After a new clean installation of Juno I tried to enable Night light with the automatic sunrise/sunset timing. This did not work as expected. What did happen was, that night light kicked in only at the (previously) designated manual times. You can try to switch to manual and change the times, and this setting will stick even after changeing the switch to "sunrise/sunset".
There is a similar problem with Ubuntu that I know of - if a user selects the same option in gnome-settings, but does not enable Location services (in a separate settings panel), the functionality won't work. Unfortunately enabling location services in elementary switchboard doesn't solve this issue in eOS. This should be addressed by the devs.
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After a new clean installation of Juno I tried to enable Night light with the automatic sunrise/sunset timing. This did not work as expected. What did happen was, that night light kicked in only at the (previously) designated manual times. You can try to switch to manual and change the times, and this setting will stick even after changeing the switch to "sunrise/sunset".
There is a similar problem with Ubuntu that I know of - if a user selects the same option in gnome-settings, but does not enable Location services (in a separate settings panel), the functionality won't work. Unfortunately enabling location services in elementary switchboard doesn't solve this issue in eOS. This should be addressed by the devs.
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Please add the solution separately by posting it as an answer.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
And please mark your answer as one to let others know that the answer actually solved your problem.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
I will, but I can't at the moment - I will only get a message about having to wait for two days...
– djaeris
20 hours ago
Yes, system requires a minimum wait time before a answer can be marked as an answer. I forgot to tell this earlier, my bad.
– Hasan
20 hours ago
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Please add the solution separately by posting it as an answer.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
And please mark your answer as one to let others know that the answer actually solved your problem.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
I will, but I can't at the moment - I will only get a message about having to wait for two days...
– djaeris
20 hours ago
Yes, system requires a minimum wait time before a answer can be marked as an answer. I forgot to tell this earlier, my bad.
– Hasan
20 hours ago
Please add the solution separately by posting it as an answer.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
Please add the solution separately by posting it as an answer.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
And please mark your answer as one to let others know that the answer actually solved your problem.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
And please mark your answer as one to let others know that the answer actually solved your problem.
– Hasan
21 hours ago
I will, but I can't at the moment - I will only get a message about having to wait for two days...
– djaeris
20 hours ago
I will, but I can't at the moment - I will only get a message about having to wait for two days...
– djaeris
20 hours ago
Yes, system requires a minimum wait time before a answer can be marked as an answer. I forgot to tell this earlier, my bad.
– Hasan
20 hours ago
Yes, system requires a minimum wait time before a answer can be marked as an answer. I forgot to tell this earlier, my bad.
– Hasan
20 hours ago
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As an interim solution you can install dconf-editor and change the key org/gnome/system/location to enabled. After that, the Night light settings will work as expected.
You can also change the setting in the terminal without installing anything by executing gsettings set org.gnome.system.location enabled true
Please execute sudo apt-get install dconf-editor in the terminal to install dconf-editor. You can also find it in the AppCenter.
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As an interim solution you can install dconf-editor and change the key org/gnome/system/location to enabled. After that, the Night light settings will work as expected.
You can also change the setting in the terminal without installing anything by executing gsettings set org.gnome.system.location enabled true
Please execute sudo apt-get install dconf-editor in the terminal to install dconf-editor. You can also find it in the AppCenter.
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As an interim solution you can install dconf-editor and change the key org/gnome/system/location to enabled. After that, the Night light settings will work as expected.
You can also change the setting in the terminal without installing anything by executing gsettings set org.gnome.system.location enabled true
Please execute sudo apt-get install dconf-editor in the terminal to install dconf-editor. You can also find it in the AppCenter.
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As an interim solution you can install dconf-editor and change the key org/gnome/system/location to enabled. After that, the Night light settings will work as expected.
You can also change the setting in the terminal without installing anything by executing gsettings set org.gnome.system.location enabled true
Please execute sudo apt-get install dconf-editor in the terminal to install dconf-editor. You can also find it in the AppCenter.
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As an interim solution you can install dconf-editor and change the key org/gnome/system/location to enabled. After that, the Night light settings will work as expected.
You can also change the setting in the terminal without installing anything by executing gsettings set org.gnome.system.location enabled true
Please execute sudo apt-get install dconf-editor in the terminal to install dconf-editor. You can also find it in the AppCenter.
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Yes, system requires a minimum wait time before a answer can be marked as an answer. I forgot to tell this earlier, my bad.
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