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@netikras both acpi and upower tell me percentage 100% while capacity 97,67% with a voltage of 65,535 V. Battery LED indicator works correctly, so I'd exclude any hardware issue
I'd like to have... A Kernel Panic please, no sudo on top.
Go home Windows, you're drunk
sudo apt-get install car
Source: Twitter
Quick question/update over a previous rant.
My netbook battery status was always 100% on Lubuntu 18.10, I switched to Xubuntu and the same happens, but it reports correctly with Puppy Linux (old version). I thought the problem was in the battery itself, but now I think it's due to some broken drivers in newer version of Debian-based distros, or it is a bug in newer Linux kernel. But since I have no time to spend on a spare netbook, I'm not willing to test more options.
Anyone has a clue? 🤔
https://devrant.com/rants/1879180/...
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xubuntu
battery
puppy linux
debian
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