Distinguish power supply and battery profiles #17
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There is a way to use power management in KDE to do this, but I am not sure that GNOME has the same abilities. I would guess that it would, but I have not used it in a while. For KDE power management it allows you to run a script on ACPI events, and it would be easy to write a script for switching over to a certain profile by running some tailor_cli commands. |
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The WIP code is already DE agnostic. It uses the UPower service, which should be part of almost any distro: https://github.com/AaronErhardt/tuxedo-rs/pull/17/files#diff-dace95097b96d82da2e61b2e1d9f8463f12d4b724baa1223eb4702810ae54e01R32-R36 |
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This is WIP and I don't have time for this currently, but I hope I can pick this up a again soon.