RE: KDE Battery monitor for ACPI
Thanks... I saw that, but didn't bother to try installing it until I got
your email.
Installs it...
It's a start, although I was hoping for something that integrated into the
KDE taskbar.
I received a separate email that said that kdelaptopdaemon has worked since
KDE 3.x, I'll have to consider whether upgrading to KDE 3.x fits my
definition of "simplest" solution. At, least with wmacpi, I can get some
feedback (which is better than the "no feedback" I was getting before.
Thanks again...
--wpd
> -----Original Message-----
> From: s. keeling [mailto:keeling@spots.ab.ca]
> Sent: Monday, March 08, 2004 11:25 AM
> To: debian-laptop@lists.debian.org
> Subject: Re: KDE Battery monitor for ACPI
>
>
> Incoming from Doyle, Patrick:
> > Can anybody recommend the simplest solution (ideally
> apt-get install
> > "this") to get the battery monitor icon to show up on my
> KDE desktop
> > on a stock woody install? My laptop (a Compaq Presario
> 2100) does not
> > support APM, but does support ACPI (which I have compiled into the
> > kernel). I have installed
>
> (0) keeling /home/keeling_ apt-cache search acpi
> wmacpi - An ACPI battery monitor for WindowMaker (alpha)
>
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