Note to myself:
When the laptop isnt used for some minutes and the power saving function tries to turn off the screen, it is nicely blended. It looks like what we all want for the brightness keys. This also works independent of the nvclock and smartdimmer applications. Thus the kernel gives an access to the screen somewhere and one application is using it
dmidecode=SQ45S70S
Re: dmidecode=SQ45S70S
My packages do not handle brightness and brightness keys, since they are supposed to work out-of-the-box. So, I think you can safely bind the smartdimmer's commands to keys by using the utility 'compizconfig-settings-manager'.saulus wrote: It would be nice, though, to make this, or the smartdimmer/nvclock tool accessible using the keys. What do you think, would it be difficult and/or have a bad impact on the design of your package?
No. Users have reported it to work on intel video cards and some ATI cards only.saulus wrote: Another question: Do you know abount any samsung with an nvidia chipset on which the brightness can be adjusted using your module?
Anyway, I suggest you to give a try to the 'nvidia-bl-dkms' kernel module found on this repository.