Tracks current power consumption - Does not use any dependency - Autodetects battery (BAT0, BAT1, BATT: /sys/class/power_supply) - You can configure refresh rate IMPORTANT. - This will only work with laptops. Afaik there's no simple way to track desktop power consumption - Power when fully charged is 0W - Power when charging has a plus sign - Power when discharging has a minus sign If you have any issue, please report it so I can take a look at it! Enjoy!
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The timeout should be remove not only null out. Anyway, you could use the timeout inside the `PowerTracker` class. and then add this function to the `PowerTracker` class: ```js destroy() { if (this._timeout) { GLib.Source.remove(this._timeout); this._timeout = null; } super.destroy(); } ```
Thank you. As you can see I'm so newbie in GExtensions :) Sending corrected code now
Thank you. As you can see I'm so newbie in GExtensions :) Sending corrected code now
Power Tracker