Hm, I'm myself not a linux expert, and, more over, am using KDE. I'm not
experienced with Gnome, so I'm sorry.
At least I found out the following: in order for applications to control
battery status, they must be able to get the infos from the /proc/acpi
directory. If you compiled ACPI battery sta
Arthur,
This acpi tool, akpi can be used in redhat ?
In gnome 1.4 there is an applet that controlls the battery status, but it
doesn't work with acpi.
I search in the net about an applet with acpi support on gnome 1.4 and 2.0 but
didn't find out. I saw some applets in some pages that has this s
Dear Rodrigo,
though I've no solution perhaps I can give you a hint. Mandrake has just
cool tools built into their latest release, i.e. they are the only ones
offering a KDE applet monitoring battery status when acpi is activated.
This applet is called kacpi. See rpmseek.net.
No idea, wheather eq
Folks,
I installed Red Hat 7.3 on my laptop with Gnome 1.4. My laptop has a
ACPI power management, so I had to recompile the kernel. My kernel is
2.4.20 and it recognizes ACPI, but the gnome battery applet didn't. Do
you know if gnome 2.0 that comes with Red Hat 8 has a battery applet
that supp
