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Hey guys,
I've installed the Debian-based Distribution "ZevenOS Neptune 2.0" on my Laptop (Acer TimelineX 4820TG)and there is no battery-icon in the panel. In the configuration center, there is a warning:
acpi -V says:
The battery is present to the kernel, but not to KDE. Where can I enable the battery-icon? Thanks and sorry for my bad English. Julian |
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Can you please verify that UPower is running on your computer?
If it is, try opening the System Tray settings > Display. Then make sure "Battery Monitor" is checked.
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To get rid of this message you can "Enable Nepomuk Semantic Desktop". KDE "System Settings" -> "Workspace Appearance and Behavior" -> "Desktop Search" -> "Basic Settings" Tab -> put a check mark next to "Enable Nepomuk Semantic Desktop" -> click "Apply" Note: this will "Enable Nepomuk Semantic Desktop". - If you put a check mark next to "Battery Monitor" in "System Tray Settings" and left click "Apply", or "OK", then you'll have a battery icon in the "System Tray". - To show "Battery Monitory": right click on KDE "System Tray" -> "System Tray Settings" -> "Display" -> "Extra Items" -> put a check mark next to "Battery Monitor" -> click "Apply" or "OK" - To change "Battery Monitor" "Visibility": right click on KDE "System Tray" -> "System Tray Settings" -> "Entries" -> choose "Visibility" Option(s) -> click "Apply" or "OK" "Auto" shows icon in main/"Visible" "System Tray" part when battery isn't full, otherwise it's in the up arrow/"Hidden" "System Tray" part. "Hidden" shows icon in up arrow/"Hidden" "System Tray" part, no matter what the battery level is. "Always Visible" shows icon in main/"Visible" "System Tray" window part, no matter what the battery level is. - To add the "System Tray" "Widget": left click on the "Cashew" -> "Add Widgets" -> find the "System Tray" "Widget" -> drag it to where you want it - |
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