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Would have loved it, if worked on linux too.

• MrGando 14y ago
  You can always pull request on it. Linux support is on the roadmap, I would need some beta-testers though
  • jff 14y ago
    You can check Linux battery status by just reading from a certain file somewhere under /proc; being Linux, I'm certain there's an equivalent buried somewhere in /sys as well. You just read the file, it gives you back ASCII text, you're all set.
    • MrGando 14y ago
      Will add Linux support asap :)
      • shurane 14y ago
        There's also `acpi -b`, which I think is available on most linux distros.
        • jff 14y ago
          It's not necessarily installed by default, though. If your Linux system can read the battery with acpi, it will show up in /sys. Although the 'acpi' program is convenient, it adds another dependency. Also, if you run 'acpi' under strace, you'll see that it just opens up /sys/class/power_supply and parses files under that.