I would recommend to add light to list of supported backlight control backends.
I already tried it with tint2 backlight control executor, driven by scroll events. Light creates very tiny load even with touchpad scroll, while xbacklight's usage is huge. Non-acpi xbacklight was also C program, but it stoped to work since some Xorg version.
I would recommend to add light to list of supported backlight control backends. I already tried it with tint2 backlight control executor, driven by scroll events. Light creates very tiny load even with touchpad scroll, while xbacklight's usage is huge. Non-acpi xbacklight was also C program, but it stoped to work since some Xorg version.