A helper letting you control your display brightness. Can be set to persist across reboots. Supports hover scrolling and custom keybindings for changing brightness. The original author is lmedinas. Special thanks to dsboger, pulb, koluch and jonius! Note: Not compatible with Ubuntu 14.04. For Gnome Shell 3.10, please use the integrated control.
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Of course the signal will not work under GDBus, you need a correct DBus definition, without arguments (because the signal doesn't have any). Gio automatically drops on the floor any signal which is not explicitly declared in the XML definition, or which has a wrong type.
What exactly do you mean? Is the XML definition wrong? What type should the changed signal have? *** <signal name="Changed"> <arg type="" direction="in" /> </signal>
Yes, the XML definition is wrong, it should be <signal name="Changed" /> (ie, without any <arg> element)
thanks! (see new version)
Brightness Control