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I have a question that I am not understanding about docker networks, Macvlan and ipvlan. In the first example, I want to show you the macvlan bridge mode network. This works correctly for me, I show you what I have done to make it work correctly. 1. First I have executed these commands sudo ip...

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@atanere I want to explain myself better, I am not English, I try to write in the best possible way, I know Spanish and Romanian regarding minimum and maximum, I did not know how to say minimum in English, I have come here with the fact that I am more people than you can help me and I thank you...

The reason I want to do this is because I spend many hours in front of a computer and my eyes hurt.

On my computer system I have the brightness at maximum low but I want to set the brightness lower

This works for me https://blog.desdelinux.net/how-to-ajustar-el-brillo-de-un-portatil-en-linux/, I have everything turned down but I want to lower it even more, the brightness of my screen bothers my eyes, how can I do it?

I get this warning when I run the command ▶ brightness-controller Warning: Ignoring XDG_SESSION_TYPE=wayland on Gnome. Use QT_QPA_PLATFORM=wayland to run on Wayland anyway.

It doesn't work for me, I don't know why I have done all the steps

I've added this command. But what happens is that I get the brightness at the system level, the one that comes by default doesn't leave me even more. brightnessctl set --device=intel_backlight 0.1%

I have lowered the brightness of my screen to the maximum, there is a tool or software to lower the brightness of the linux system even more, I use Linux Ubuntu

Let's see what I have to do is delete ubuntu and install it again but this time on a usb memory it works very well now my computer starts correctly if I have a problem I will tell you about it here

I don't know if you mean this. What I am doing is turning on from the boot menu, that is, I press f9 and then turning on from UEFI and also from Ubuntu. I have tried both ways and I get the same error. I also want to say that it is in Spanish because I am Spanish.

From what I see, you have solved an issue about /dev/nvme0n1p2: clean, 262091/31227904 files, 8160032/124895488 blocks. Add nomodeset option

Ok, when I add nomodeset alone without using acpi=off it gives me what is in the first image, but if I add acpi=off without nomodeset it gives me what is in the second image. I also want to comment that in the first image there are errors about docker and vitualbox but I have not included it...