Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
on my little netbook acer aspire one A110L (8.9" screen, 8GB SSD) the
gnome power manager is consistent in giving wrong information. Attached
only one example: selecting "Power HISTORY" from right-clicking on the
battery icon in the panel provides a window labelled "Power STATISTICS".
And in the left column the "AC Adapter" is highlighted, while in the
right column the Statistics (or history) is shown for the "Laptop
battery".
And the power on my tiny netbok clearly is not 720W! This jump-up from
~10W (sounds about right) to 720W occured when I plugged in the AC power
supply.
Hower, this gnome-power-manager has more difficulties. Sometimes after
removing the AC supply the gpm contiues to show being on AC supply.
Sometimes, on battery, it does not update and continues to show 100%
chsarge up to the point of the netbook switching off for lack of juice.
Suspending seems to confuse gpm also. And so on.
** Affects: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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