Also, I must add, "reduce backlight" functionality leaves much to be desired. Not sure if it's a bug or a design flaw. It's OK to have an option that reduces backlight automagically when on battery power, however, if then I change the brightness manually back to 100% (because, say, I'm reading something), I need "the (dis)functionallity" to back off and let my brightness settings alone, until I cycle to AC and back to battery mode. Instead, it reducess the backlight back to 50% (why 50%, I'd like to set the level) _every_ 20 seconds, no matter what.
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