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FWIW, the MacBook Air uses a SSD, and one of the benefits is that it boots very fast; and so after using a SSD for the past number of months, I've become a fan.
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pommed
POMMED(1) General Commands Manual POMMED(1)
NAME
pommed - Apple laptops hotkeys event handler
SYNOPSIS
pommed [options]
DESCRIPTION
This manual page documents briefly the pommed daemon.
pommed is a daemon handling the hotkeys found on the Apple laptops, like the MacBook Pro, MacBook and PowerBook laptops. These hotkeys con-
trol, through pommed, the LCD backlight level, the audio volume, the keyboard backlight level (only on the MacBook Pro and the latest
PowerBook) and the CD/DVD drive ejection. Additionally, pommed monitors the ambient light sensors found on the MacBook Pro and the latest
PowerBook to automatically light up the keyboard backlight when the ambient light level gets too low.
pommed can optionally support the Apple Remote Control, too (this option is disabled by default and only available for the MacBook Pro and
MacBook).
OPTIONS
pommed accepts the following command-line options.
-v Print version information.
-f Run in the foreground, printing log messages to stdout.
-d Run in the foreground, printing log messages to stdout and debug messages to stderr.
FILES
/etc/pommed.conf
The configuration file for pommed. See the comments in the file for the structure of the file and the available options.
AUTHOR
pommed was written by Julien BLACHE <jb@jblache.org>.
2007-01-09 POMMED(1)