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I had some time to resolve the long outstanding issue I had with loosing |
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upower to systemd. |
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The only feature I personally had was the battery monitor stopped working, |
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yes, I did not install pm-utils either... |
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So after few times my battery went empty while I worked... decided that |
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enough is enough and I need to learn how to write kde plasmoid. |
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Documentation of kde plasmoid is not great, especially when using scripts, |
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but after looking on various of valid examples, I managed to produce a new |
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battery monitor[1][2] which is very simple and looks decent. |
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All that it does is once per interval read the /status and /capacity and |
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update the images within widget, it does not create a load nor adds |
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dependencies. |
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Install to user home by: |
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$ plasmapkg -i kbatsysfs-1.0.0.plasmoid |
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I hope someone will find this useful, |
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Alon |
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[1] http://kde-apps.org/content/show.php/kbatsysfs?content=168436 |
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[2] https://github.com/alonbl/kbatsysfs |