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Status: Invalid => Unknown
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@Chris :
The humanity icons are designed different. The icons for 20% and 0% alone are
red. Which was not how it was with human icon theme.
That was what this bug was about and was fixed.
You can see the different icons in the /usr/share/icons/Humanity/status/24/
folder
If the wrong icon is use
Hi all, I know this bug is now labelled as fixed, but it still is a problem for
me. My Icon shows as almost empty (red and 2 pixels high) even though I have
%25 and around 1.5 hrs remaining. I am using the default icons.
Can we change this bugs status back to Confirmed and readdress it?
Cheers
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Fix released, as the default icon theme is now , Humanity icon theme and
the red color is used only at 20% and below
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Hi, I have read that you should discharge your battery only to 50% (if
possible) so that might be the reason for delivering a red colour that
early. I like this the way it is. Greetings, corcov
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Just expanding on these ideasI just unplugged my laptop from the
power source to test out the problem at hand. I noticed that within two
minutes, the battery level dropped 1/3 - Turns out that this is equal to
my percentage. In the two minutes since I unplugged my computer, the
battery level
I would just like to add that ubuntu is not quite ready for a time-based
approach. Currently, the power manager thinks I have 10 hours of battery
life left with 10% remaining. Obviously this is not true. Other, non-
papercut bugs must be fixed before we go to time-based warnings.
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I can't help but think that you are looking at the wrong problem. When I
have plenty of power on my battery I have a big green thingy at the top
of my screen that is highly visible, but when I'm low on power I have a
small red thingy that isn't all that visible. Instead of the applet
focusing on ho
We need to make an informed decision as to which states really need
color to denote the battery level. We discussed this during the Jaunty
cycle and changed things accordingly, now things seem to be problematic
again ;(
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Ken, can you reserve the color red for battery icons indicating <= 10%
remaining?
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Kenneth Wimer (kwwii)
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** Summary changed:
- battery monitor is red even when I have over 30% battery left
+ Battery monitor is red even when 30% charge remains
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Bratwurstler, I filed a separate bug for that: bug 408029
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Do we need a colored icon? Maybe a monochrome/black high contrast icon
would do a better job. At low (<10%) percentage this could turn red. As
the battery icon doesn't need too much visual attention, as long as it
isn't necessary to charge, a black one would do a good job.
Monochrome status icons
Giving some kind of notification a good while before the battery is
drained empty (perhaps around 33 %) would be a good thing, since a
battery can only handle a certain number of full discharges.
http://batteryuniversity.com/parttwo-34.htm
Of course, users would need to be educated. How about a r
I fully agree with the last commenter that the percentage based approach
is just plain wrong and the "threat" level should be calculated by
remaining time instead of remaining percentage.
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Milestone: None => round-4
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The Battery color should be time based.
Some laptop's netbooks have up to 6 hrs of battery life.
35% of that is around 2 hours.
Possibly just having a percentage overlay on top of the battery icon
that can be quickly read.
Otherwise tapping into notifications a warning that appears.
First "Warni
this doesn't happend me now using elementary or elbuntu
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Artwork/Incoming/Karmic/elebuntu_Icons
for me. it seems to be a lack of icon states only... AM I wrong?
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Importance: Undecided => Low
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Here's another example screenshot - icon shows red and empty when the
correct state is in fact 26%.
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I'd opened a bug upstream on gnome-power-manager, but have realised that
this bug is indeed just a bug in the Human icon set, and is therefore
Ubuntu specific. I'll raise it on the mailing list to see if anyone is
willing to fix it.
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This bug is still present in Ubuntu 8.10. The icons for gnome-power-
manager are still extremely poor and don't reflect the actual state of
the battery.
In the attached screenshot the icon seems to indicate that I am very low
on battery and have around 20%, in fact I have 49.6% battery left,
nearl
The same bug is present in Hardy Heron x86-64
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Just thought I would add the requisite "this is not fixed under Hardy
either" message. I echo others' comments that it's quite disconcerting
to see your battery power in orange when you're basically half-full, or
red when down to only 1/3. Red means panic, everybody's gonna die!
Hurry up before y
Any progress on fixing the icons in the Human theme for feisty?
They still imply that things are much worse than they are. The theme
designers should compare the icons in the hicolor theme and the ones in
the Human theme and notice that the ones in the hicolor theme don't
start going orange till t
This is still a problem in edgy, the Human icon theme seems to think
that less than 50% battery deserves an orange icon that looks to be
about 30% full, and less than 30% is a red icon.
My laptop can last almost 4 hours, so 30% equates to over an hour of
power left, I hardly think that is a critic
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