So as I suspected, Type: Other is the reason why the requirements are not met for this job.
Laptops that are reported as "Other" are quite rare, we recently did a survey on this and we only found one instance in over 100 sampled systems.
One option would be to test the media keys on systems with Type: Other (our test data indicates that desktop systems don't usually identify as such). Another would be to somehow take the check_is_laptop script, which is quite reliable in determining whether it's a portable system, and use that to decide whether to run these key tests.
I'll mark this bug as triaged with importance: Medium, as we know what we need to do to fix it.
Hi,
So as I suspected, Type: Other is the reason why the requirements are not met for this job.
Laptops that are reported as "Other" are quite rare, we recently did a survey on this and we only found one instance in over 100 sampled systems.
One option would be to test the media keys on systems with Type: Other (our test data indicates that desktop systems don't usually identify as such). Another would be to somehow take the check_is_laptop script, which is quite reliable in determining whether it's a portable system, and use that to decide whether to run these key tests.
I'll mark this bug as triaged with importance: Medium, as we know what we need to do to fix it.
Thanks!