Thanks for the update, I didn't knew "xbacklight". The script can
therefore shortened as xbacklight keeps a copy of the current
luminosity. Here is the shortened script:
#!/bin/bash
if [ "x$1" = "xdown" ]; then
xbacklight -time 0 -steps 1 -dec 10 2>/tmp/sonybright.log
elif [ "x$1" = "xup" ]; th
Right Michael,
And probably those 2 lines could be added in /etc/rc.local till bug
#197929[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/197929] (and
therefore
176888[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xbacklight/+bug/176888] as a
duplicate) isn't solved.
I didn't tried yet but it
Thank you for the feedback Michael,
So if you have that delay too, that may be an other xbacklight issue (or an
improvement/feature request).
About rc.local, I'll keep mine modified and will remove it when xbacklight
patch is released.
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unable to adjust screen brightness on recent Sony Vaio
I have the same bug on my Sony Vaio-SZ95 laptop.
The default script "/etc/acpi/sonybright.sh" in Hardy beta does not seem to
work.
You can try replacing it my workaround bellow (mainly inspired by "Matt"'s
comment at
"http://moelhave.dk/gnulinux-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon-710-on-the-sony-vaio-sz6-serie
Same here.
I installed ubuntu 8.04 beta in english, then I tried to add japanese
support from "System/Administration/Language Support". The installation
failed and I got _exactly_ the same message on my machine. (I join a
screen capture)
** Attachment added: "Screenshot-synaptic.png"
http://la
Hi,
Not sure if the following could raise a bug or a feature request but:
The Network Manager method connection called "automatic (DHCP)" do not allow to
add any search domains manually.
The network manager manual explain a workaround at page(question b. How can I
add domains to the DNS search
In reply to my own previous post I made a mistake: the solution given at the
URL above, in Question C, will work even if DNS address changes.
Note that the Question C is "c. What if I connect to several different networks
and would like to use the DNS servers offered via DHCP, but still want to
I confirm the fix available in post #15
(https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ibus/+bug/637671/comments/15)
solved the issue! No crazy "Python" process anymore.
I can use iBus again, thanks a lot!
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ibus python 100 % cpu for ever
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/637671
You received this bug
I had this regression also with update-manager. After the following
steps, it turned to be working again:
-Set your proxy in "System/Preferences/Network Proxy"
-apply system wide
-In "System/Administration/Synaptic/Settings/Preferences/Network" set your
http proxy.
-Reboot
I think the key point
