Linux command
cbatticon 命令
文本
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常用示例
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cbatticon
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cbatticon -u [10]
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cbatticon -t
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cbatticon -i [standard|notification|symbolic]
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cbatticon -p
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cbatticon [BAT0]
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cbatticon -r [5] -c [poweroff]
说明
cbatticon is a lightweight battery indicator for the system tray. It displays battery status with configurable icons and can execute commands when battery reaches critical levels. The tool is designed for minimal window managers and desktop environments that don't include battery monitoring.
参数
- -u, --update-interval _seconds_
- Update interval in seconds (default: 5).
- -i, --icon-type _type_
- Icon style: standard, notification, or symbolic.
- -t, --list-icon-types
- List available icon types.
- -p, --list-power-supplies
- List available power supplies.
- -r, --critical-level _percent_
- Set critical battery level percentage (default: 5%).
- -c, --command-critical-level _cmd_
- Command to execute when critical level is reached.
- -o, --command-low-level _cmd_
- Command to execute when low level is reached.
- -l, --low-level _percent_
- Set low battery level percentage.
- -x, --command-left-click _cmd_
- Command to execute when left clicking on the tray icon.
- -d, --debug
- Display debug information.
FAQ
What is the cbatticon command used for?
cbatticon is a lightweight battery indicator for the system tray. It displays battery status with configurable icons and can execute commands when battery reaches critical levels. The tool is designed for minimal window managers and desktop environments that don't include battery monitoring.
How do I run a basic cbatticon example?
Run `cbatticon` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -u, --update-interval _seconds_ do in cbatticon?
Update interval in seconds (default: 5).