well. to be honest, it depends. both plugins are linux dependent because they directly use kernel interfaces. in addition, the plugin calling acpi is platform dependent as arm architecture probably has no acpi. W dniu 04.03.2016 o 14:42, chrys87 web de pisze:
Because it was not neccessary here and works quite well. And the result is for the normal usere nereby the same. It also was more my intension to write a plugin system than a powermanagement system. But feel free to do it in your prefered way we will upload it to the plugin repo. Cheers chrys Am Fr. Mär. 4 15:20:03 2016 GMT+0200 schrieb Michał Zegan:Why do you insist on using low level kernel interfaces for battery status if there is upowerd? May be easier to query acpi from shell scripts. but it is more correct to query upower for larger things like if that would be an orca feature or python plugin. W dniu 04.03.2016 o 13:04, chrys87 web de pisze:Howdy guys, a little notice from me :). There are also 2 plugins for SOPS for reading the Battery state I made one that reads the batterys via /proc, there state (charign, full, dischaging) and the percentage of charging. Storm_dragon made one that reads it via acpi :). so just check out our plugin repository via the Plugin Manager. Maybe that could be a solution for someone. so everything is on the same place as the read clipboard function :).A fourth would be a keystroke to query the system volume,kendell, do you just wanna hear a "Tone" for the current loudness or a percentage? i will do a plugin for you :). *Gesendet:* Freitag, 04. März 2016 um 11:20 Uhr *Von:* Max <heavy9922 gmail com> *An:* "kendell clark" <coffeekingms gmail com>, orca-list <orca-list gnome org> *Betreff:* Re: [orca-list] three features that would be nice to have Hi. I, as always, for the greatest possible number of functions and settings that would allow each user to use the "Orca" as he needs. So, I can suggest a method for obtaining information about the charge laptop batteries, without the use of "Orca": 1. Install the package "acpi". The "sonar", run the following command: sudo pacman -S acpi 2. Assign to "mate" or "gnome", shortcut keys to a command: acpi -b | espeak Now, when you press the key combination you, you will hear the charge laptop batteries. Of course, I'm not talking about that, "Orca" this function is not needed. On the contrary, it would be very useful. 04.03.2016 03:02, kendell clark пишет:hi all I'm writing in to request, eventually, three features that I'd like to see in orca. Two of these already exist in orca natively, one might need to be added. The first is a default keybinding set for orca's list of notification messages. I often set this to orca+n, but of course this is just me. It's incredibly useful to be able to review the notifications I've gotten from anywhere. The second is a keyboard shortcut to read the clipboard. Orca can't do this natively, but chrys has made a plugin, and an orca-customizations.py file to do this. I don't know if the plugin support will make it for gnome 3.20, and gnome is in freeze anyway, but could this possibly make it into orca master at some point? My suggestion would be orca+c, but again, I'm open to suggestions or leaving it unbound if that's what everyone wants. The third is battery status. I think this has been brought up on hear a few times, and I'm not sure if this is easy or not. How would this work? Would orca query acpi, if supported, and apm, if not? apm is acpi's predecessor and hasn't been on computers in over a decade. I'd suggest orca+b for this, or maybe orca+shift+b, but that's just me. I hope I'm not being a pest, especially to joanie since I've already asked her to murge one thing. These features would be nice but I don't think they're critical, but I wanted to get the request out there whenever she has time. A fourth would be a keystroke to query the system volume, but I'll limit myself to three feature requests at a time, lol. Should I file an rfe against orca, just to get the request in the bugzilla system? What does everyone else think? Are these features a good idea? 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