Hi. I was wondering if someone could recommend a non-conky battery monitor for icewm.
I tried ibam (along with the apm and acpi packages), but it doesn't work.
topic title: Non-conky battery monitor?
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PacopagPosts: 56
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rokytnjiPosts: 4,164
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I run a battery monitor that works in taskbar in both LXDE and Icewm. It came from Arch Linux. My Post with link to the site.
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Just make a blank text file and insert the script. I also showed how I get a .py script to autostart in Fluxbox for a Net Monitoring tool called byteonpanel in my tint2 taskbar.
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post21217.html#p21217
Just make a blank text file and insert the script. I also showed how I get a .py script to autostart in Fluxbox for a Net Monitoring tool called byteonpanel in my tint2 taskbar.
post22999.html#p22999
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PacopagPosts: 56
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#3
Looks pretty slick. Thanks for your suggestion. What I ended up settling on is to go
Control Center > Edit Icewm Settings
Then in preferences change
TaskBarShowAPMStatus=0 to TaskBarShowAPMStatus=1
Upon next login, there is a cheapo little graphic in the task bar (bottom right) showing the battery charge. But that's really exactly what I was looking for.
Cheers.
Control Center > Edit Icewm Settings
Then in preferences change
TaskBarShowAPMStatus=0 to TaskBarShowAPMStatus=1
Upon next login, there is a cheapo little graphic in the task bar (bottom right) showing the battery charge. But that's really exactly what I was looking for.
Cheers.