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Re: multiple batteries in BatteryMonitor: msg#00177xfce.user
El sáb, 17-04-2004 a las 05:14, Ylosar Goer escribió: > > It is possible. The easiest fix is to switch the order in which > > batteries are registered, that way you will see the level of the 1st > > battery, which drains last. > > Where should i change this ? at the OS level or in the plugin configuration > or in the plugin code ? > Plugin code. > > Unfortunately, no one in the development > > team has a dual battery laptop to test that. So if you want to > > contribute, this is a good spot. > > I would be happy to contribute. I am coding exclusively in Java for some > years now and C is quiet lost in my brain, somewhere... but it could be an > excellent opportunity to refresh my knowledge of it. If i find some hours to > do so. Anyway, if you want me to test things for you, i'm available and > demanding, just email me what to do. Try the attached patch and see if it works OK (it should monitor the last battery to drain, instead of the first). > _______________________________________________ > Xfce mailing list > Xfce@xxxxxxxx > http://lunar-linux.org/mailman/listinfo/xfce > http://www.xfce.org >
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