Re: Display backlight level save and restore as a init-script / upstart job for laptops

Dear all! As you can read from bug 1270579 description , I created Ubuntu package for saving and restoring backlight (brightness) level on laptops. This package installs one file - "/etc/init.d/sysvinit-backlight" (sysvinit script

Display backlight level save and restore as a init-script / upstart job for laptops

Dear Ubuntu and Debian developers! I understand that you are very busy, but laptop users have problems with saving and restoring display backlight level in Debian and Ubuntu. Systemd-based distros (Fedora, OpenSuSe, Arch, Sabayon, Mageia) have this functionality out the box (they have systemd-bac

Re: Backlight level save and restore as a init-script / upstart job for laptops

Dear Petter! Thank you for reply. Here is a list: - in Arch backlight brightness load and save are provided by systemd (see Arch wiki ), it is in systemd

Re: Backlight level save and restore as a init-script / upstart job for laptops

[Nrbrtx] > I have tested many distros - Arch, OpenSuSe 13.1, Fedora 20, ALT Linux p7, > Sabayon, Mageia 4. > Many of them are based on systemd. > It does not matter what init system they use, but all of them have very > useful script (or binary program, I don't know) for saving and restoring > back

Backlight level save and restore as a init-script / upstart job for laptops

Dear Debian and Ubuntu developers! Let me inform you about the problem. The problem is well described on LaunchPad - see http://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1270579 (21 users affected). Here I can repeat myself. I have tested many distros - Arch, OpenSuSe 13.1, Fedora 20, ALT Linux p7, Sabayon, Magei