I have wriiten (with the help of the internet) a bash scirpt for my
debian ppc 5.0 laptop to display battery remaining in a panel on the
xfce desktop environment.
echo `hal-device | grep battery.remaining_time | awk '{print $3/3600}' `-battery
and this nicely spits out 4.95 hours in the panel.
Make suitable changes for Linux (this was done in Windows Vista) but
you should be able to do without R. In particular the double
echo 4.95 | gawk {print int($1) : 60*($1-int($1))}
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 9:48 AM, stephen sefick ssef...@gmail.com wrote:
I have wriiten (with the help of the
stephen sefick wrote:
I have wriiten (with the help of the internet) a bash scirpt for my
debian ppc 5.0 laptop to display battery remaining in a panel on the
xfce desktop environment.
echo `hal-device | grep battery.remaining_time | awk '{print $3/3600}' `-battery
and this nicely spits out
echo 'hal-device | grep battery.remaining_time | awk '{print$3/3600}'
| awk '{print int($1)}:int(60*($1-int($1)))'`
here is the final shell script is anyone is interested - this is
written and working in debian linux
Stephen Sefick
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 10:13 AM, Romain Francois
stephen sefick wrote:
echo 'hal-device | grep battery.remaining_time | awk '{print$3/3600}'
| awk '{print int($1)}:int(60*($1-int($1)))'`
here is the final shell script is anyone is interested - this is
written and working in debian linux
it can't work -- you have unmatched quotes here.
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