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@dritter I found a "limitation" related to laptops that have more than 1 battery. It looks like the code looks only at BAT0 or BAT1 to display the capacity. However, I'm using a couple of ThinkPads now that have 2 batteries, and is confusing when one battery runs low and the system switched to the second battery, the prompt still show the details for the first battery.
On my system I managed to overcome the limitation with the following addition:
if [[ -a $sysp/BAT0 ]] && [[ -a $sysp/BAT0 ]]; then
local bat0=$(cat $sysp/BAT0/capacity)
local bat1=$(cat $sysp/BAT1/capacity)
local capacity=$((($bat0 + $bat1)/2))
else
local capacity=$(cat $bat/capacity)
fi
If you feel like this is something worth added in the next release ... feel free to use the code above, or if I can do something, please let me know.
@dritter I found a "limitation" related to laptops that have more than 1 battery. It looks like the code looks only at BAT0 or BAT1 to display the capacity. However, I'm using a couple of ThinkPads now that have 2 batteries, and is confusing when one battery runs low and the system switched to the second battery, the prompt still show the details for the first battery. On my system I managed to overcome the limitation with the following addition:
If you feel like this is something worth added in the next release ... feel free to use the code above, or if I can do something, please let me know.