I also own a P35. The problem is not gnome-power-manager, but a broken DSDT.
When g-p-m changes the brightness through the backlight sysfs (/sys/class/backlight/asus/brightness), there's also an ACPI event generated as if the user pressed the the Fn keys.
The workaround is not to kill g-p-m, but to comment out the acpi_fakekey command in /etc/acpi/asus-brn-down.sh and /etc/acpi/asus-brn-up.sh
But I agree, a solution would be great to have the OSD and the g-p-m features.
Hi,
I also own a P35. The problem is not gnome-power- manager, but a broken DSDT.
When g-p-m changes the brightness through the backlight sysfs (/sys/class/ backlight/ asus/brightness ), there's also an ACPI event generated as if the user pressed the the Fn keys.
The workaround is not to kill g-p-m, but to comment out the acpi_fakekey command in /etc/acpi/ asus-brn- down.sh and /etc/acpi/ asus-brn- up.sh
But I agree, a solution would be great to have the OSD and the g-p-m features.
Best regards,
Whoopie