"Why are you still using acpi_fakekey? Seriously guys, those acpi bodges are horrific."
I don't know if your comment was serious - I hope not because it is very silly. Anyway, actually we are not *using* (this is an active verb) acpi_fakekey, but Ubuntu is using it because its developers wrote the corresponding code which is obviously full of errors in this release.
"I don't think you can blame gnome-power-manager in this case - it's just doing what it's told."
That's like saying let's not blame Microsoft for the crappy Software, it's just doing what its shareholders tell it to release. I don't care what module causes this, but the P35 was one of the best selling notebooks, and obviously such an error should not be in an Ubuntu release!
Richard,
"Why are you still using acpi_fakekey? Seriously guys, those acpi bodges are horrific."
I don't know if your comment was serious - I hope not because it is very silly. Anyway, actually we are not *using* (this is an active verb) acpi_fakekey, but Ubuntu is using it because its developers wrote the corresponding code which is obviously full of errors in this release.
"I don't think you can blame gnome-power-manager in this case - it's just doing what it's told."
That's like saying let's not blame Microsoft for the crappy Software, it's just doing what its shareholders tell it to release. I don't care what module causes this, but the P35 was one of the best selling notebooks, and obviously such an error should not be in an Ubuntu release!
Just my 2 cents ...
Ray