Re: Power meter.

2004-10-13 Thread Julien BLACHE
Johannes Mockenhaupt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi, > It's wmbatppc. This is enabled/disabled during compilation through the > Makefile[1]. You can apt-get the source and compile it without > osd-support. Remember to pin the package to avoid accidential upgrading > your customized package. I'll

Re: Power meter.

2004-10-13 Thread Johannes Mockenhaupt
On Tue, Oct 12, 2004 at 07:57:45PM -0400, Matthew Gracie wrote: [...] > There's something on the machine -- it might be pbbuttonsd, wmbatppc, > gtkpbbuttons, or something else - that's flashing the current battery > level at the top of the screen every few minutes. It's two horizontal > bar graphs,

Power meter.

2004-10-12 Thread Matthew Gracie
I'm using Debian/PPC on a Pismo laptop in a course I'm teaching this semester. In addition to showing programming examples and such, all of my presentations are done on the Pismo in OpenOffice Impress. There's something on the machine -- it might be pbbuttonsd, wmbatppc, gtkpbbuttons, or somet