I have an Acer Aspire v5-573. I have to decrease brightness every time I switch on my PC. When switching the laptop on again, brightness becomes high.
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Me personally, for my laptop (an old Dell), I use Redshift because I am unable to adjust the brightness (something about old technology so no dimming via function commands). Redshift is in Ubuntu Software. I absolutely adore it!
I have never had it where mine was dim then bright upon open/close of the lid. Interesting issue. I wonder if Redshift will resolve that for you.
jth
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Not that useful? Well, based on his tag, I am assuming he is running Xubuntu. But which version? You see, there is a guy named Norbert that has a ppa... let me find it, I have the bookmark somewhere... ... ... Gah, I keep forgetting to hit Shift + Enter. Sorry. Anywho, here is the info for what I use on an old Acer v3 on Linux Mint 14.10. After this version though I cannot find anything like this if he is beyond that version: itsfoss.com/ubuntu-mint-brightness-settings I guess my Redshift mention wasn't helpful, but it was at least help-ish considering it works for me. May 21, 2017 at 16:23