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i have an ASUS ZENBOOK UX32A and i am running arch linux and i have XFCE4 as my DE. (with a few themes), for some reazon i can not adjust the backlit using fn+f3 or nf+f4 (the other keys to adjust the screen brightness and the volume works just fine) i know i can change the backlit by typing echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/class/leds/asus::kbd_backlight/brightness in the terminal, but i do not want to do that. i prefer to just use the buttons on my keyboard. can anyone help me here?
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One possible way would be to set up xbindkeys to execute your commands when the function key combinations are pressed. Note that you'll run into a problem using this method because sudo is required and sudo can't be automated. If you look at this thread you'll notice a dbus-send command towards the end that you might be able to use to turn on and off the keyboard backlight without requiring sudo.
One additional note: on my laptop, the keyboard backlight functionality is controlled in the bios and configuration changes are made there. You may wish to have a quick look in your bios for such a setting.
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