On my 1005HGO (1005HAG with UMTS modem) running Xubuntu 10.10, the following keys work:
Volume up (F12), Volume down (F11), Mute (F10), Brightness up (F6), Brightness down (F5) and Sleep (F1).
The following keys do not work:
Display off (F7), Mousepad off (F3), WLAN off (F2) and the non-keyboard button for turning off the mousepad.
Since I don't have an external display to test, I cannot tell if the Switch dsplay (F8) key works. I also don't know what exactly the F4 key does. Its icon is a rectangle with rounded corners and inside there are four arrows pointing outwards to the edges - reminds me of a full-screen key or something. I also cannot test the F9 key that opens the task manager under Windows because I don't have any graphical task manager installed.
By the way, all Fn keys that don't trigger "special" actions, such as Home, End, Page up, Page down, Num lock, etc. work fine.
On my 1005HGO (1005HAG with UMTS modem) running Xubuntu 10.10, the following keys work:
Volume up (F12), Volume down (F11), Mute (F10), Brightness up (F6), Brightness down (F5) and Sleep (F1).
The following keys do not work:
Display off (F7), Mousepad off (F3), WLAN off (F2) and the non-keyboard button for turning off the mousepad.
Since I don't have an external display to test, I cannot tell if the Switch dsplay (F8) key works. I also don't know what exactly the F4 key does. Its icon is a rectangle with rounded corners and inside there are four arrows pointing outwards to the edges - reminds me of a full-screen key or something. I also cannot test the F9 key that opens the task manager under Windows because I don't have any graphical task manager installed.
By the way, all Fn keys that don't trigger "special" actions, such as Home, End, Page up, Page down, Num lock, etc. work fine.