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1 Why lowbat?

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- I've been using minimalist OS installations for work, personnal computing and playing video games for a while now. -I used Arch Linux, I still use Gentoo Linux - which is by far my favorite Linux distribution - as a desktop OS, and now I am using -FreeBSD on my workstation. -

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+ I've been using minimalist OS installations for work, personnal computing and playing video games for a while now. + I used Arch Linux, I still use Gentoo Linux - which is by far my favorite Linux distribution - as a desktop OS, and now I am using + FreeBSD on my workstation. +

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-Those operating systems and distributions basically come with a kernel, coreutils, a shell and that's pretty much it. -Everything else has to be installed manually. I love this philosophy, the simplicity behind it and the fact that -you know exactly what's on your system at any moment. -

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+ Those operating systems and distributions basically come with a kernel, coreutils, a shell and that's pretty much it. + Everything else has to be installed manually. I love this philosophy, the simplicity behind it and the fact that + you know exactly what's on your system at any moment. +

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-As window managers, I used dwm for a while, and I am now using bspwm. They are ultra-fast, very lightweight and do not bring -extra bloatware to my systems. I do not use a status bar as well, I like my applications to use the full screen space available. -

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+ As window managers, I used dwm for a while, and I am now using bspwm. They are ultra-fast, very lightweight and do not bring + extra bloatware to my systems. I do not use a status bar as well, I like my applications to use the full screen space available. +

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-A big problem for me with this setup for me was that they do not come with some kind of warning or notification system, -like fancier desktop environments would, when my laptop battery is low. That also was before I started using Emacs, discovering -the battery level indicator in the modeline. Ultimatly the frustration was too important when the computer kept shutting down in -the middle of important work too many time. Then I decided to create lowbat to cure this issue. -

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+ A big problem for me with this setup for me was that they do not come with some kind of warning or notification system, + like fancier desktop environments would, when my laptop battery is low. That also was before I started using Emacs, discovering + the battery level indicator in the modeline. Ultimatly the frustration was too important when the computer kept shutting down in + the middle of important work too many time. Then I decided to create lowbat to cure this issue. +

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-It started as a very short dash shell script that was working fine but I wanted to experiment a little bit with this. It turned into -a C++ program, which is still the case for the GNU/Linux version. Switching to FreeBSD, I exerimented again by turning it into -an x64 assembly program, following the Intel syntax. These days, I am rewriting it with the AT&T syntax. -

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