On Mon, 2005-10-31 at 17:10 +0800, Davyd Madeley wrote: > Quoting Richard Hughes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > The icon is configurable to whether it stays in the tray whilst > > charging / discharging, low (still need to fully code this), not full -- > > so I guess the sanest option from a usability perspective would to just > > show the icon when charging or discharging, or when a device is low. > > > > I went against the applet-as-notifier type design, as g-p-m is a session > > daemon, running once per user. A user could add more than one applet > > (and have contention) or not add any at all (and have no > > power-management) -- plus I figured the user was being "notified" of the > > battery state. > > I am concerned about 2 things: information overload and redundant > notification. > > GPM should also require no display settings. It should either communicate > through the battstat applet if it is running on the panel, or in some other > non-obtrusive way. If we have two separate things showing battery power in the > core desktop then we've obviously done something wrong. > AFAIK, g-p-m should just replace battast, so it shouldn't be running when g-p-m is running. -- Rodrigo Moya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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