One idea that just crosses my mind:
Might it be possible, that in the past (so Feisty Fawn) "acpi" was broadcasting the battery status and that now (Hardy Heron) this should be done by "computer_power_supply_battery" (just guessing from the prefix)?
In that case, it might be possible, that my laptop (3 years old) does not support that feature. How can I check?
I then would have to make acpi do that job instead. How could I do that?
As a very ugly work-around I am now running always a script "watch acpi -b", which obviously makes acpi broadcast battery info.
One idea that just crosses my mind: power_supply_ battery" (just guessing from the prefix)?
Might it be possible, that in the past (so Feisty Fawn) "acpi" was broadcasting the battery status and that now (Hardy Heron) this should be done by "computer_
In that case, it might be possible, that my laptop (3 years old) does not support that feature. How can I check?
I then would have to make acpi do that job instead. How could I do that?
As a very ugly work-around I am now running always a script "watch acpi -b", which obviously makes acpi broadcast battery info.