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  1. 04-27-2005 #1
    cbudden
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    Battery

    How do i find out my battery charge and time left etc?
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  2. 04-27-2005 #2
    swemic
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    An easy way is to issue command
    Code:
    acpi -V
    from a shell, however, there are several of "monitor applets" that you should be able to startup within your X window as well.
    If youre in KDE, just right-click on your applet bar and choose appropriate monitor applet, if you don't find any good ones, check your installation and add applets for your usage.
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  3. 05-11-2005 #3
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    Quote Originally Posted by swemic
    An easy way is to issue command
    Code:
    acpi -V
    from a shell, however, there are several of "monitor applets" that you should be able to startup within your X window as well.
    If youre in KDE, just right-click on your applet bar and choose appropriate monitor applet, if you don't find any good ones, check your installation and add applets for your usage.
    what about in Gnome?
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