tpb (thinkpad buttons/OSD] linux, autostart ?

[lambch0ps]

Hey, I recently installed tpb onto my thinkpad x60 running linux mint 13 [32bit], but when I try running the commad, I get the following :

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XXXX@XXXX-ThinkPad-X60 ~ $ tpb
Unable to open device /dev/nvram: Permission denied
XXXX@XXXX-ThinkPad-X60 ~ $ sudo tpb
[sudo] password for XXXX: 
This process is currently running setuid or setgid.
GTK+ does not allow this therefore Qt cannot use the GTK+ integration.
Try launching your app using 'gksudo', 'kdesudo' or a similar tool.

See http://www.gtk.org/setuid.html for more information.

It does run and display a rudimentary OSD after I sudo it.

How would I get it to run on startup, so I dont need to open up terminal and put in the command just to see the OSD ? Could i do it without giving it superuser privileges ?

[lambch0ps]

I figured it out, what needs to be done is :

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aptitude reinstall tpb

Then run it with :

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tpb -d

Source :

....... There's a bunch of other little configuration things that I do to xfce, but not worth mentioning. Easy enough to make it your own, however you want. Yay xfce. I will say I prefer the Prune style window manager and a blueish desktop. And for stuff like .Xmodmap and tpb to work you have to open a terminal and run

gsf@magnum:~$ xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap
gsf@magnum:~$ tpb -d

Oh, except tpb -d spits back

Unable to open device /dev/.static/dev/nvram: Permission denied

This happens because tpb was installed before we had moved to the new kernel and udev, so I do a aptitude reinstall tpb as root and rerun tpb -d as gsf and we're good to go. ......

http://rc98.net/x31install