Next: Managing User Daemons, Previous: Scheduled User’s Job Execution, Up: Home Services [Contents][Index]
The (gnu home services pm) module provides home services
pertaining to battery power.
Service for batsignal, a program that monitors battery levels
and warns the user through desktop notifications when their battery
is getting low. You can also configure a command to be run when the
battery level passes a point deemed “dangerous”. This service is
configured with the home-batsignal-configuration record.
Data type representing the configuration for batsignal.
warning-level (default: 15)The battery level to send a warning message at.
warning-message (default: #f)The message to send as a notification when the battery level reaches
the warning-level. Setting to #f uses the default
message.
critical-level (default: 5)The battery level to send a critical message at.
critical-message (default: #f)The message to send as a notification when the battery level reaches
the critical-level. Setting to #f uses the default
message.
danger-level (default: 2)The battery level to run the danger-command at.
danger-command (default: #f)The command to run when the battery level reaches the danger-level.
Setting to #f disables running the command entirely.
full-level (default: #f)The battery level to send a full message at. Setting to #f
disables sending the full message entirely.
full-message (default: #f)The message to send as a notification when the battery level reaches
the full-level. Setting to #f uses the default message.
batteries (default: '())The batteries to monitor. Setting to '() tries to find batteries
automatically.
poll-delay (default: 60)The time in seconds to wait before checking the batteries again.
icon (default: #f)A file-like object to use as the icon for battery notifications. Setting
to #f disables notification icons entirely.
notifications? (default: #t)Whether to send any notifications.
notifications-expire? (default: #f)Whether notifications sent expire after a time.
notification-command (default: #f)Command to use to send messages. Setting to #f sends a notification
through libnotify.
ignore-missing? (default: #f)Whether to ignore missing battery errors.
Next: Managing User Daemons, Previous: Scheduled User’s Job Execution, Up: Home Services [Contents][Index]