Tracks current power consumption GNOME PowerTracker is a simple application that helps users monitor their power consumption on GNOME-based systems. Does not use any dependencies Autodetects any battery that has a representation in /sys/class/power_supply You can configure refresh rate and if 0.0W values should be hidden (to avoid screen clutter) 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