It looks like this value is used in the code and not configurable. I
downloaded the source and found were 'battery.charge_level.design' was
used in src/gpm-cell.c. Instead of changing that, however, I just
commented out its usage in gpm_cell_get_id() to not use that value in
constructing the ID. See the attached patch for information.
I think this might have been how it used to be, because I had older
~/.gnome2/gnome-power-manager/profile-Primary-{dis,}charging.csv files
that didn't have the "design" ID.
Obviously, this patch is just a quick hack. I don't know enough about
g-p-m to know what is the correct solution. Whether that is just
removing the charge_level code I commented out, or making it an option,
or something entirely different.
Does anyone know if there is an upstream gnome bug for this issue?
** Attachment added: "Hack fix to remove charge_level.design from id"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20600417/gpm-cell.patch
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