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Creating systemd integration to set desired color scheme at boot time
See original GitHub issueThe default blue backlight colors are loaded on boot. Any changes applied through the aucc command are not permanent.
Since elevated privileges are necessary to communicate with the USB controller, placing an aucc script in your Desktop environment’s start folder (e.g. .config/autostart-scripts/) is not comfortable, since you will be prompted for your sudo password each time your display manager starts up plasma or gnome (or whichever environment you prefer).
Instead, the following should happen:
- The GUI or command line tool writes the desired color scheme (or
auccparameters) into a system configuration file, like/etc/aucc.conf. - A
systemdservice is created and enabled for auto-start during boot, which runsauccwith root privileges, applying the color scheme from/etc/aucc.confto the USB keyboard controller.
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@LeoniePhiline
I do not know if you received my feedback on the donation, but I’ll leave it here anyway:
when suspending the leds return to normal for me by pressing any key, already while hibernating, hibernation does not work very well on my laptop with fedora 30 silverblue, I believe it is some issue