On Wed, Feb 24, 2010 at 12:35:52PM +0100, Felix Kaechele wrote: >> this one might be handled by the bios but as I don't >> have a touchpad I cannot test this. > It is not handled by the Embedded Controller (EC). It emits an X event: > XF86TouchpadToggle I'll check again but I'm pretty sure it didn't do that for me (checked with xev). >> Eject CD (Fn-F9): >> again this may be handled by the bios - I cannot test >> it either because my x200s doesn't have an optical drive. > This is not the button to eject an optical medium. It is used to eject > your ThinkPad from the Dock/UltraBase. This event should be handled by > acpi/udev. I will test it when I get home. It does not emit an X event > though. Also there is no good Docking support in any DE at the moment. > For example when undocking, whatever responsible for device management > should unmount the filesystems that are on devices connected to the dock. Good to know. And overall I agree. It's gotten worse with the F13 Kernel/Intel-Driver - on F12 I could at least manually (using a script that calls xrandr) enable the external and disable the internal display on dock. Currently I have to reboot on pretty much each dock/undock. I haven't gotten around to really debug/report this. >> Sleep& Suspend: > This is the most annoying. I just expect those buttons to work. What worries me the most is that apparently distributions like OpenSUSE and Kubuntu have this fixed (maybe using ugly hacks) - without trying to properly upstream it :( -- sven === jabber/xmpp: sven at lankes.net
