This might also be helpful:
[[https://listas.trisquel.info/pipermail/trisquel-users/2017-March/076125.html]].
It's a little script I wrote that controls the backlight/brightness
using the Fn keys as recognized by ACPI. Of course, it doesn't do the
magic alone, because the `acpi_listen` command has
>I changed to XFCE, might give it try,since I see you frequently talking
about it so good, right?
Yeah.. I
It worked now. Updating kernel + Installing xfce power manager (turns out it
won't come installed as default). I'm working on the audio controllers now.
what company is the device and what model might help to answer if you can do
something about it or not...
I changed to XFCE, might give it try,since I see you frequently talking about
it so good, right? Unfortunately, bright controllers and audio controller
still not giving response.
So far I tried only LXDE and XFCE. None of them worked. This might suggest it
isn't a DE problem, right?
I bought a new laptop. On debian 8 64bit brightness controls worked. On
ubuntu 14.04 64bit they did not. I used these instructions to get brightness
controls to work about ubuntu 14.04 64bit.
https://itsfoss.com/fix-brightness-ubuntu-1310/
If they work on trisquel, I do not know.
Well, I haven't used LXDE a lot but I can confirm I did not have the issue
which is affecting OP with it. Must be specific hardware related.
A DE that is as lightweight but more 'complete' is Xfce. You can install it
very easily on Trisquel.
(And here I go again advertising Xfce, heh)
I have never had those problems with lxde. Your problem must be computer
specific.
I say this because none of my computers have had this problem.
whether I had debian 9, or trisquel 8 or trisquel 7 or debian 8.
even on my kororapenguin and heck even my acer aspire one notebook hasn't had
a
It's certainly possible to make them work. Unforunately, in cutting back on
the excesses of the major DEs, LXDE has thrown the metaphorical baby out with
the metaphorical bathwater- implementing that functionality is left to the
user.
In terms of the actual process of doing that, there's in
Today I installed Trisquel LXDE on a old laptop. There is apparently no
bright controller. Nor does the keys assembled with functions (raise and
shrink sound, control bright, switch wireless) seems to work. It has to be
possible to make em work. How should I start? Never used LXDE before,
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