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2008-11-26
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#92
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412b, thats the longest couple of weeks ever 
i'm in the middle of a cycle as well, can't believe December is almost upon us
edit, context:
Today, 01:33 PM : 412b : Sorry, but a couple of weeks I'm gonna veeery busy
Today, 05:42 PM : 412b : Update uploaded.
i'm in the middle of a cycle as well, can't believe December is almost upon us
edit, context:
Today, 01:33 PM : 412b : Sorry, but a couple of weeks I'm gonna veeery busy
Today, 05:42 PM : 412b : Update uploaded.
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2008-11-26
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Joined on Sep 2008
@ Moscow
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Originally Posted by tz1
I was thinking about it. Well, there are just 7 battery states. Nor changing image when inactive neither stopping animation is problem . But IMO it should be done in a proper way, not just stop animating the meter, but also stop listening to all of the stuff except battery low mAh and display/inactivity state. But on the device wakeup it's time for updating all the thiings... It's quite hard to say what way is better...
I was wondering how to do dbus from applets
For power saving, the display can go to dimmed or off, and there is an inactivity flag that can be set or clear - the latter normally is what you use to shut off tasks. If you watch via VNC, the original battery icon will stop animating when this goes true (the screen goes off though there may be other qualifiers). It is one of the other com/nokia/mce signals - just subscribe to it and stop asking.
I do something like this in my minigpsd setup applet - I use the stock-ok icon instead of the animated GPS status when it goes inactive and stop the icon updates. When it goes active again, I restart them. Since I wasn't able to figure out dbus (but now that I can see your code I have an idea), I used a dbus-to-gconf task since I could get gconf events in my applet.
Btw, all the MCE could be found in mce-dev files (e.g. on sourcearchive) and mixing it with dbus-monitor makes the magic
Originally Posted by lcuk
Those couple of weeks starts on Monday
412b, thats the longest couple of weeks ever
i'm in the middle of a cycle as well, can't believe December is almost upon us
edit, context:
Today, 01:33 PM : 412b : Sorry, but a couple of weeks I'm gonna veeery busy
Today, 05:42 PM : 412b : Update uploaded.
December is almost here and it's gonna be hot P.S. Next time it's gonna be "1 line added see the attachment" and not "update uploaded"
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2008-11-27
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One thing I don't understand. The battery applet shows e.g.
67mb/123mb. What does this mean?
free shows:
67mb/123mb. What does this mean?
free shows:
Code:
total used free shared buffers Mem: 126796 122248 4548 0 2024 Swap: 249592 0 249592 Total: 376388 122248 254140
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2008-11-27
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@ the end of my rope
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Man o man. Installed new version. Saw that I had 49%. I then switched to performance, launched canola, downloaded TWO podcasts, and immediately had critically low .3%. WTF? Is it performance mode, canola, or my battery, I wonder??
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2008-11-27
, 04:24
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@ Toronto, Ontario
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#96
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Why is it when I install the update, when I click on the battery applet, all it says in the drop down panel is "Settings"?
If I click on Setting I'm not given any options.
If I click on Setting I'm not given any options.
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2008-11-27
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Originally Posted by Nelson L. Squeeko
the instruction was to reboot after install.
Why is it when I install the update, when I click on the battery applet, all it says in the drop down panel is "Settings"?
If I click on Setting I'm not given any options.
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2008-11-27
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Originally Posted by lm2
I guess that's what I get for reading "update" and then clicking on download without reading much else. I figured I'd have to reboot, but wanted to hold off in case it was happening for another reason. Thanks.
the instruction was to reboot after install.
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2008-11-27
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Joined on Sep 2007
@ Sunny England :)
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Originally Posted by 412b
No worries, it's hardly a high priority thing
Sorry, but a couple of weeks I'm gonna veeery busy, so may be around New Year it can be released in stable tree.
Keep up the excellent work
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2008-11-27
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Originally Posted by albright
See /proc/meminfo
One thing I don't understand. The battery applet shows e.g.
67mb/123mb. What does this mean?
It's free memory + cached memory. May be I should also add buffered, but it's not big enough.
Originally Posted by lm2
I guess it's all together.
Man o man. Installed new version. Saw that I had 49%. I then switched to performance, launched canola, downloaded TWO podcasts, and immediately had critically low .3%. WTF? Is it performance mode, canola, or my battery, I wonder??
For power saving, the display can go to dimmed or off, and there is an inactivity flag that can be set or clear - the latter normally is what you use to shut off tasks. If you watch via VNC, the original battery icon will stop animating when this goes true (the screen goes off though there may be other qualifiers). It is one of the other com/nokia/mce signals - just subscribe to it and stop asking.
I do something like this in my minigpsd setup applet - I use the stock-ok icon instead of the animated GPS status when it goes inactive and stop the icon updates. When it goes active again, I restart them. Since I wasn't able to figure out dbus (but now that I can see your code I have an idea), I used a dbus-to-gconf task since I could get gconf events in my applet.