Set battery charging threshold / charging limit / charging mode Battery Health Charging: An extension to maximize the battery life of laptops by setting their charging threshold or modes. Compatibility (no dependencies required): - Asus - LG - Samsung - Sony/Vaio - Huawei - Toshiba/Dynabook - System76 - Lenovo (Ideapad, Legion) - Thinkpad - Panasonic - Fujitsu - Dell (recent kernel) - Chromebook (recent kernel) Compatibility with dependencies - Acer (kernel module) - MSI (older kernel requires kernel module) - Tuxedo (kernel module) - Slimbook (kernel module) - Tuxedo IntelQC71 (kernel module) - XMG IntelQC71 (kernel module) - Eluktronics IntelQC71 (kernel module) - Purism Librem (kernel module) - Gigabyte Aero/Aorus (kernel module) - Dell (older kernel requires libsmbios/Dell Command Configure) - Apple Macbook Intel-series chip (kernel module) - Apple Macbook M-series chip (custom kernel) - Razer (package razer-cli) - Framework (kernel module / package: framework_tool) - Chromebook (older kernel requires package ectool) Not all models are comaptible. Please read about the compatibility and dependencies of your device on github link below. https://maniacx.github.io/Battery-Health-Charging/
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Since timeout sources are already removed, I think it is ok to null out. Note: I am using await wrapped promise function around timeout. So line 289 will only execute after timeout complete and is removed. Hmm unless I am misunderstood how promise works and resolve act like return in promise wrapper leaving return GLib.SOURCE_REMOVE; unreachable. Is that so?
`this._delayReadTimeoutId = null;` should be inside the callback before `return GLib.SOURCE_REMOVE;`.
Battery Health Charging