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Battery display
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Re: Battery display
by JawsThemeSwimming428 on Mon Jul 27, 2009 6:05 pm
Still trying to figure this out. This is somewhat of a "show stopper" for using antiX as my main system (which I would like). I haven't really found too much updated documentation.
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Re: Battery display
by oldhoghead on Tue Jul 28, 2009 12:34 am
JawsThemeSwimming428 ,
If you go to synaptic>edit>search and input laptop battery manager there will be several choices,
I just installed
the following packages:
gkrellm (2.3.2-4)
gkrellm-i8k (2.5-1)
i8kutils (1.31)
libntlm0 (0.3.13-1)
as I have a dell laptop, I now have battery status
there are several packages available check them out
cheers,
oldhoghead
If you go to synaptic>edit>search and input laptop battery manager there will be several choices,
I just installed
the following packages:
gkrellm (2.3.2-4)
gkrellm-i8k (2.5-1)
i8kutils (1.31)
libntlm0 (0.3.13-1)
as I have a dell laptop, I now have battery status
there are several packages available check them out
cheers,
oldhoghead
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