12 Sep
2018
12 Sep
'18
19:22
Hi all,
My problem is in the subject. I even cannot find anymore where ccould I
set it. I have two ASUS laptops, from the K501U series, but they are non
identical. Keyboard backlight is lost on both of them. The last 4.17.x
kernel had/has keyboard light. I waited for updates but with the coming
of 4.18.6 kernel the lights are still lost.
Albert
13 Sep
13 Sep
12:09
Albert Oszkó wrote:
Hi all,
My problem is in the subject. I even cannot find anymore where ccould I
set it. I have two ASUS laptops, from the K501U series, but they are non
identical. Keyboard backlight is lost on both of them. The last 4.17.x
kernel had/has keyboard light. I waited for updates but with the coming
of 4.18.6 kernel the lights are still lost.
I didn't see a change with my Lenovo laptop, backlight is working as before.
But I'm using the hardware key to activate (Fn+Space). I wouldn't know either
how/where to do it from software/DE :o
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12:33
2018. 09. 13. 12:09 keltezéssel, Peter Suetterlin írta:
Albert Oszkó wrote:
Here it used to be Fn + F3 or F4 (dimming or brightening). There also
used to be a slide control (among others), when I clicked on the battery
icon on the tray. Now I got a new control for wireless mouse, possibly
it measures the cherging of the bartery. It could be also set in system
settings, but there is no such item. It looks like the os does not
recognize keyboard backlight. I use KDE.
Hi all,
My problem is in the subject. I even cannot find anymore where ccould I
set it. I have two ASUS laptops, from the K501U series, but they are non
identical. Keyboard backlight is lost on both of them. The last 4.17.x
kernel had/has keyboard light. I waited for updates but with the coming
of 4.18.6 kernel the lights are still lost.
I didn't see a change with my
Lenovo laptop, backlight is working as before.
But I'm using the hardware key to activate (Fn+Space). I wouldn't know either
how/where to do it from software/DE :o
16:21
On 13/09/2018 06.09, Peter Suetterlin wrote:
Albert Oszkó wrote:
On 15.0, when I press such a key on my Lenovo Yoga using XFCE I see the
commands executed by the keys on syslog:
<10.5> 2018-09-13 16:18:05 Legolas pkexec 19424 - - cer: Executing
command [USER=root] [TTY=unknown] [CWD=/]
[COMMAND=/usr/sbin/xfpm-power-backlight-helper --set-brightness 4200]
<10.5> 2018-09-13 16:18:06 Legolas pkexec 19431 - - cer: Executing
command [USER=root] [TTY=unknown] [CWD=/]
[COMMAND=/usr/sbin/xfpm-power-backlight-helper --set-brightness 4800
Well, not all keys: sound volume did not log.
The command above changes display brightness.
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Hi all,
My problem is in the subject. I even cannot find anymore where ccould I
set it. I have two ASUS laptops, from the K501U series, but they are non
identical. Keyboard backlight is lost on both of them. The last 4.17.x
kernel had/has keyboard light. I waited for updates but with the coming
of 4.18.6 kernel the lights are still lost.
I didn't see a change with my Lenovo laptop, backlight is working as before.
But I'm using the hardware key to activate (Fn+Space). I wouldn't know either
how/where to do it from software/DE :o 
16:30
On 2018-09-13 16:21, Carlos E. R. wrote:
On 15.0, when I press such a key on my Lenovo Yoga
using XFCE I see the
commands executed by the keys on syslog:
Did the same this morning. KDE/Plasma here. Ran journalctl and then
pressed Fn+Space.
# journalctl -f
-- Logs begin at Thu 2016-09-29 10:03:51 CEST. --
sep 13 10:05:38 linux-jrxm org_kde_powerdevil[2138]: powerdevil:
Keyboard brightness changed!!
sep 13 10:05:38 linux-jrxm org_kde_powerdevil[2138]: powerdevil: Kbd
backlight brightness value max: 2
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12:21
hi all,
Am 12.09.18 um 19:22 schrieb Albert Oszkó:
My problem is in the subject. I even cannot find anymore where ccould
I set it. I have two ASUS laptops, from the K501U series, but they are
non identical. Keyboard backlight is lost on both of them. The last
4.17.x kernel had/has keyboard light. I waited for updates but with
the coming of 4.18.6 kernel the lights are still lost.
me too!!!
i have an asus G750J notebook, and i didn't notice, but for me there is
also a change.
in KDE there is no more keyboard backlight control any more in the power
settings which i had before.
default seems for my notebook, that the light is on.
as i didn't notice this change, i don't know WHEN it first appeared...
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12:34
2018. 09. 13. 12:21 keltezéssel, Rainer Klier írta:
hi all,
Am 12.09.18 um 19:22 schrieb Albert Oszkó:
You are right, no control in system settings. For me it first occurred
with kernel 4.18.0
My problem is in the subject. I even cannot find anymore where ccould
I set it. I have two ASUS laptops, from the K501U series, but they
are non identical. Keyboard backlight is lost on both of them. The
last 4.17.x kernel had/has keyboard light. I waited for updates but
with the coming of 4.18.6 kernel the lights are still lost.
me too!!!
i have an asus G750J notebook, and i didn't notice, but for me there
is also a change.
in KDE there is no more keyboard backlight control any more in the
power settings which i had before.
default seems for my notebook, that the light is on.
as i didn't notice this change, i don't know WHEN it first appeared...
9 Nov
9 Nov
13:57
2018. 09. 13. 12:34 keltezéssel, Oszkó Albert írta:
2018. 09. 13. 12:21 keltezéssel, Rainer Klier írta:
Hi again,
Keyboard lights came back with the most recent upgrade. The slider to
control it appeared again between that of display brightness and battery
charge status.
hi all,
Am 12.09.18 um 19:22 schrieb Albert Oszkó:
You are right, no control in system settings. For me it first
occurred with kernel 4.18.0
My problem is in the subject. I even cannot find anymore where
ccould I set it. I have two ASUS laptops, from the K501U series, but
they are non identical. Keyboard backlight is lost on both of them.
The last 4.17.x kernel had/has keyboard light. I waited for updates
but with the coming of 4.18.6 kernel the lights are still lost.
me too!!!
i have an asus G750J notebook, and i didn't notice, but for me there
is also a change.
in KDE there is no more keyboard backlight control any more in the
power settings which i had before.
default seems for my notebook, that the light is on.
as i didn't notice this change, i don't know WHEN it first appeared...
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