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Keyboard backlight #35
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I've actually tested this on my Thinkpad but it doesn't seem to register... Are you able to use the |
Hi, sorry, was on a vacation for a week. I'm using sway, but I have not set up a XF86KbdBrightnessUp keybind, and keyboard brightness "just works" out of the box. I'm also on a Thinkpad (T14 Gen2), I'm thinking it has be some sort of shenanigans from either Interestingly enough, when trying to capture keycodes using |
Exactly what I was trying to articulate above :) Not sure how to get it working. Gnome seems to somehow get the key events so I'm not sure how this would be done... Any ideas? :) |
It seems to be kernel module. My personal laptop is Dell, with Fn+F5 combo for keyboard backlight, which also does not get registered in So, I guess hooking into kernel modules sounds like very much out of scope for this project. 😆 |
Good to know! Thanks for looking into it! Seems a bit too complicated so might look into how Gnome does it and get some "inspiration" :) |
Hi, just checking in, I just found out that at least on my personal laptop (Dell), the information of changing keyboard backlight is relayed through |
Oh, that's a really good find! I'll look into it! :) |
Hi, it would be a great improvement, if
swayosd-libinput-backend
could also listen to keyboard backlight and show an OSD window.Thank you for the great project!
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