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On Mon, 2006-01-30 at 11:38 +0100, Holly Bostick wrote: |
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> Iain Buchanan schreef: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > I've just rebuilt my system, and emerged gnome-light this time instead |
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> > of gnome. |
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> > I noticed battstat isn't part of gnome-applets, but when I try and |
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> > emerge it, I get all these wierd deps. |
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> > Is there another battstat that uses acpi? |
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> >From this output, it looks like the battstat applet you're trying to |
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> install is for GNOME 1.x, not GNOME 2.x, which is what you're most |
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> likely running. |
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that's what I suspected... |
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> And IIrc (I don't have a laptop, so I generally ignore the battery |
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> applet), the applet you're looking for is included with the |
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> gnome-applets package, and will use acpid support if that USE flag is |
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> enabled: |
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That was precisely it! I didn't have the acpi use flag, so the battery |
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applet wasn't included in gnome-applets... |
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I'm trying to keep things to a minimum, so I mostly have -xxx use flags |
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in make.conf, and specify required use flags in package.use. So far the |
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battery applet is the only one that had me going :) |
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thanks, |
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Iain Buchanan <iain at netspace dot net dot au> |
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Oregano, n.: |
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The ancient Italian art of pizza folding. |
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