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I do not want to fiddle with the buttons every time I touch the reader. And if I don't, the light stays on when I leave the reader. I think that's a bug. I expected to find a configuration setting for the frontlight, but I did not. For the time being, I have added a powerd:toggleFrontlight() in the reader.lua immediately after it turns the light on. Now it flashes shortly on startup, but at least it does not get turned on, which I definitely do not want by default. By default it should be off to avoid draining the battery.
It's the first time in my life when I see Lua code, but I have just decided to learn it starting today ;-). Hopefully I will manage to find a proper way to change the current application default. I was afraid to comment out the block referncing frontlight_intensity in reader.lua, because I did not know whether it is needed for proper initialization.
Now I need to setup an emulator for this. Connecting and disconnecting the device to test the change is... frustrating.
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