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FS#2628 - Battery icon when charging
On my Iriver H140 i’m display the Battery in the status
bar as numeric, not as an icon.
Now when plug in the charger, the display shows in
certain updates the numbers 0 > 33 > 66 > 100 (or
something like this).
That’s somewhat confusing, i would like to have the
Battery icon in the case of charging.
Looking to icons.c, function statusbar_icon_battery
i’ve remarked that this is already implemented for the
archos recorder (having the define HAVE_CHARGE_CTRL)
By adapting this slightly, also the Irivers will show
the icon when charging with this patch
2005-08-17 08:16
Reason for closing: Rejected
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This is the wrong solution to a real problem.
To quote Linus: "it should only do
this if it's actually
charging
and that detection is still not made in
the power
management code"
The effect is that it'll stay there
even when the charging
is done.
So whenever the power management code is
fixed, this will be
fixed in the
right way.
Closing this.
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This is the wrong solution to a real problem.
To quote Linus: “it should only do this if it’s actually
charging and that detection is still not made in the power
management code”
The effect is that it’ll stay there even when the charging
is done.
So whenever the power management code is fixed, this will be
fixed in the right way.
Closing this.