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cbatticon \
--icon-type symbolic \
((configuration of thresholds and left-clicking))&
with cbatticon-64ff8935 (9 Feb 2022) on a Lenovo T470p using the fluxbox window manager.
The battery of this machine has been tuned on Windows to stop charging at 90% and to not start charging above 80%. It seems that this configuration is respected also while booted into Arch Linux on the same machine.
Here is the behavioural pattern I am interested in:
Startup the X server. The cbatticon is shown in the the Toolbar at the bottom of the screen. To achive this, I needed to add to a line in .fluxbox/init:
After startup, cbatticon shows in the Tooltip a single-line text of the form "Battery is not charging (88% remaining)".
After some time (something on the order of hours), a second line appears, telling about several thousands of hours remaining (and some minutes). This is while the battery is still not charging nor discharging.
I'd like to speculate a little: Maybe the battery's remaining capacity changes slightly, not often, only once in a while, when the hardware detects some ordinary self-discharging at a very small rate. This isn't consistent with a battery doing nothing. So maybe cbatticon is mislead here.
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~/.xinitrc
:with
cbatticon
-64ff8935
(9 Feb 2022) on a Lenovo T470p using thefluxbox
window manager.The battery of this machine has been tuned on Windows to stop charging at 90% and to not start charging above 80%. It seems that this configuration is respected also while booted into Arch Linux on the same machine.
Here is the behavioural pattern I am interested in:
cbatticon
is shown in the the Toolbar at the bottom of the screen. To achive this, I needed to add to a line in.fluxbox/init
:systemtray
element, s.t. it runs nowcbatticon
shows in the Tooltip a single-line text of the form "Battery is not charging (88% remaining)".I'd like to speculate a little: Maybe the battery's remaining capacity changes slightly, not often, only once in a while, when the hardware detects some ordinary self-discharging at a very small rate. This isn't consistent with a battery doing nothing. So maybe
cbatticon
is mislead here.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: