[SOLVED] how to make my mint notify me of low battery
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Could you please clarify a bit? You do have a battery status indicator shown, but it doesn't notify you when the charge level is low? Or you don't have any indication at all? And what desktop environment it is? Cinnamon? Does upower -d from the command line show the correct percentage?
Do you have a power manager applet in your panel?
Does it have an option to send notifications as you desire?
Is power management working otherwise?
Does
yes i have the applet in panel it customized it to shows percentage desktop is cinnamon and upower command also works.
but it doesn't give me notification when my battery is below 10% or 20%.
OK.
So does the power manager applet have a preferences dialog, and an option to send notifications via libnotify?
If it doesn't then it probably doesn't.
All I can say is, I use xfce4-power-manager, and that definitely sends notifications.
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