Same problem here. KDE and XFCE battery indicators work well. And besides the GNOME battery indicator in the panel doesn't show the right icon, GNOME doesn't seem to recognize a "critical battery state". It just shows the menu where to choose from "logout", "shutdown", etc. and three seconds later the computer turns off (due to an empty battery?). What really sucks is, that then (sometimes) a lot of my preferences are deleted (as e.g. my sticky notes!). I really hope there will be a fix in the near future. It would be great!
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