ADC Display and Mavericks compatibility

After installing Mavericks I can't set the brightness of a 20 inches Cinema Display (ADC) anymore, options are just gone.
Anyone experienced the same? I already have reset the PRAM but it didn't fix it.
I'm using a Macbook 5,5 with an Apple DVI to ADC converter.

Hi,
I have the same problem. Mac Pro 3,1 with EVGA GTX 680 Mac Edition, 30''-ACD plays fine including brightness control, but 2nd screen (old 23''-ACD via ADC-DVI-Adapter) shows no brightness control. Has been all ok under Mountain Lion before.
I just filed a bug report at Apple's feedback page.

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