some workaround:
to disable touchpad, add a line in .bashrc
gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.peripherals.touchpad touchpad-enabled false
another way to adjust brightness:
1. cd /sys/class/backlight/$COM_backlight/
2. check the value in the file: max_brightness
3. sudo open the file:brightness and set it to [0, max-brightness), NOTE: MUST < max-brightness.
for convinence, create a shell script, and sudo it.
#!/bin/bash
# NOTE: the prefer value MUST < max-brightness.
echo "you prefer value" > /sys/class/backlight/$COM_backlight/brightness
some workaround: settings- daemon. peripherals. touchpad touchpad-enabled false
to disable touchpad, add a line in .bashrc
gsettings set org.gnome.
another way to adjust brightness: backlight/ $COM_backlight/
1. cd /sys/class/
2. check the value in the file: max_brightness
3. sudo open the file:brightness and set it to [0, max-brightness), NOTE: MUST < max-brightness.
for convinence, create a shell script, and sudo it.
#!/bin/bash backlight/ $COM_backlight/ brightness
# NOTE: the prefer value MUST < max-brightness.
echo "you prefer value" > /sys/class/
reference: askubuntu. com/questions/ 540911/ how-to- adjust- screen- brightness- in-ubuntu- 14-04
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