g-p-m is very broken in gutsy - no matter what version.
Since I upgraded to gutsy, there are a lot of regressions I see, which seem to 
be confirmed by a lot of people. 
FYI: Currently I'm using
  hal 0.5.9.1-1ubuntu8
  gnome-power-manager  2.20.0-ubuntu1

For my above reported bug I had to delete the gconf subtree of g-p-m to get the 
fix working during an ongoing session. This issue has gone away, but ...

 - "dim display when idle" IS OFF, but I see brightness go down to 0% and back 
to 100% when idle
 - on first login after startup g-p-m consumes 100% CPU and my display 
   is rapidly flashing showing a brightness around 50%.

... and most annoying is, that after killing g-p-m for restoring a sane state, 
I can't logout or suspend 
anymore, as the quit action in Gnome seems to rely on a running g-p-m.

The state gnome-power-manager is unusable and there are 252 bugs open 
currently. How can such a piece
of broken software be released?

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gutsy: g-p-m 2.19.6-0ubuntu4 breaks brightness control
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/136346
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