To be honest, I’d have no idea how to change screen brightness in Windows at all.
I either do it with function keys on the keyboard (on a laptop), or the monitor itself (on a desktop).
Well, it’s also worked in Plasma on every PC I used so far.
So this isn’t a case of “You need the console for everything in Linux” but rather “Something doesn’t work on your system”.
Which can happen on any OS.
No you don’t. OP just chose a bad example.
It’s not been that long since I last used Linux, but when I did, I had to type a command in the terminal to change screen brightness (kubuntu)
Was the command [Fn]+[F6]?
If only it were that simple.
To be honest, I’d have no idea how to change screen brightness in Windows at all.
I either do it with function keys on the keyboard (on a laptop), or the monitor itself (on a desktop).
It’s in screen settings. But you can also use the keyboard keys and it works.
Well, it’s also worked in Plasma on every PC I used so far.
So this isn’t a case of “You need the console for everything in Linux” but rather “Something doesn’t work on your system”.
Which can happen on any OS.