1. "And how can I... bind Fn keys... via ...acpi" :
If this doesn't work out of the box for you, I am pessimistic about make it work. But we can try :
- in a terminal window, run the 'acpi_listen' command
- press your brightness up and brightness up key
- copy the lines printed (here it is :
sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 00000010
sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 0000003b
sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 00000011
sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 0000003b
- if acpi_listen doesn't print anything, so the acpi events are invisible to linux and there's nothing to do
- else edit the /etc/acpi/events/sony-brightness-up and /etc/acpi/events/sony-brightness-down by replacing the line with the correct event : for me :
sony-brightness-down: event=sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 00000010
sony-brightness-up:event=sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 00000011
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1. "And how can I... bind Fn keys... via ...acpi" : events/ sony-brightness -up and /etc/acpi/ events/ sony-brightness -down by replacing the line with the correct event : for me : -down: event=sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 00000010 -up:event= sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 00000011
If this doesn't work out of the box for you, I am pessimistic about make it work. But we can try :
- in a terminal window, run the 'acpi_listen' command
- press your brightness up and brightness up key
- copy the lines printed (here it is :
sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 00000010
sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 0000003b
sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 00000011
sony/hotkey SPIC 00000001 0000003b
- if acpi_listen doesn't print anything, so the acpi events are invisible to linux and there's nothing to do
- else edit the /etc/acpi/
sony-brightness
sony-brightness
2. I'm currently updating my packages with the yleetiny