The screenshot is not of indicator-power, it is of System Settings.
If the value is jumping in the System Settings graph, it can't be a bug
in indicator-power.
The question then is whether it is a problem in upower, which provides
the charging information, or in System Settings, which graphs the
information provided.
If the battery indicator shows the same percentage, the problem is not
in System Settings, it is in upower.
** Package changed: indicator-power (Ubuntu) => upower (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: upower (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Incomplete
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1478321
Title:
Weird battery values bq Aquaris 4.5
Status in upower package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
Many times it happens that the percentage of the battery shown is not
the real one.
Yesterday evening I had a big problem where the phone suddenly went
from 20% to 0% and it shut itself down.
This is shown in the battery history graph, that I attach.
As you can see there are various vertical lines, clearly indicating
that the value jumps from one point to the other.
This is a big problem, because if one sees that the phone has still
20% of battery, one thinks that it still has 1/5 of its life span
before dying.
It is not the first time that this happens to me and others, and I
believe that anyone experiencing this should attach a picture of it,
so that eventually we might be able to resolve it, maybe with some
kind of approximations.
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