Re: [arch-general] Fn-F{5, 6} keys for backlight - how to disable native handling?

On Thu, Jun 27, 2013 at 1:35 PM, Martín Cigorraga wrote: > On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 2:22 PM, Leonardo Dagnino wrote: > >> 2013/6/25 Oon-Ee Ng >> >> > I have an ASUS N56V where the Fn-F{5,6} keys do not work natively (no >> > output in xev when pressed). This is very easily worked-around using >> >

Re: [arch-general] Fn-F{5, 6} keys for backlight - how to disable native handling?

On Wed, Jun 26, 2013 at 2:22 PM, Leonardo Dagnino wrote: > 2013/6/25 Oon-Ee Ng > > > I have an ASUS N56V where the Fn-F{5,6} keys do not work natively (no > > output in xev when pressed). This is very easily worked-around using > > acpi_os="!Windows 2012". > > > > The resulting control is somethi

Re: [arch-general] Fn-F{5, 6} keys for backlight - how to disable native handling?

2013/6/25 Oon-Ee Ng > I have an ASUS N56V where the Fn-F{5,6} keys do not work natively (no > output in xev when pressed). This is very easily worked-around using > acpi_os="!Windows 2012". > > The resulting control is something along the 3-10 range (10 being > brightest and 0 being off, these ar

[arch-general] Fn-F{5, 6} keys for backlight - how to disable native handling?

I have an ASUS N56V where the Fn-F{5,6} keys do not work natively (no output in xev when pressed). This is very easily worked-around using acpi_os="!Windows 2012". The resulting control is something along the 3-10 range (10 being brightest and 0 being off, these are not the actual numerical values