Public bug reported:
The Standard choice within a freshly installed Ubuntu is to: "Do
nothing" if the battery reaches critical low level.
This choice already killed 3 of my batteries, because I forgot to change this
to shut down.
Then the laptop rund until the Battery was totally empty, which (especially in
case of already slightly olde batteries) killed them.
I can understand the need, that you in special usecases would like to have
this.
But it is just too dangerous for the hardwares of the ubuntu users to have "do
nothing" activated as standard option.
** Affects: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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gnome power manager : do nothing if battery critical
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