Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
OS: Ubuntu Intrepid 64bit
Notebook: MacbookPro 3.1
Special software: mactel repository with hal-applesmc and the adapted
gnome-power-manager
The gconf-editor has (AFAIK) two settings for the keyboard backlight, both in
apps -> gnome-power-manager -> keyboard
They work as intended: when I plug in/pull out the power cord, the keyboard is
set to the values specified there. After suspend/resume the last setting is
remembered.
My problem is that after booting and entering my username/password in gdm,
while GNOME is loading the keyboard backlight gets set to _full_ brightness
(before entering my user data in gdm, the keyboard stays dark, which is good).
This happens both on AC and battery, regardless of the settings in gconf (for
example if both are at 0).
I can't find a setting to turn this off or even set it to any other brightness
level.
This happened with the default Intrepid gnome-power-manager as well, before I
enabled the mactel source.
** Affects: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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keyboard brightness at 100% after login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295343
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