Emit HID event when keyboard brightness changed via fn+space #53
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Could you explain how this event gets interpreted by Gnome? |
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Unfortunately, proper testing reveals that Linux does not currently handle this HID usage, so I am marking as draft. |
Currently, changing the keyboard backlight brightness via fn+space does not notify the OS in any way. Therefore, OS indicators like GNOME Shell's keyboard backlight slider will show the wrong values. This PR corrects this issue by emitting a "Keyboard Backlight Set Level" HID event on fn+space. Signed-off-by: Jules Bertholet <julesbertholet@quoi.xyz>
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This would be really awesome, I think I tried that a few months ago and neither Windows nor Linux supported it :( |
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Currently, changing the keyboard backlight brightness via fn+space does not notify the OS in any way. Therefore, OS indicators like GNOME Shell's keyboard backlight slider will show the wrong values. This PR corrects this issue by emitting a "Keyboard Backlight Set Level" HID event on fn+space. (The backlight brightness is still changed directly in firmware, so functionality in e.g. firmware menu won’t be affected.)