#26 2021-02-25 20:00:13

ghorvath

Member

Registered: 2015-10-01

Posts: 154

Re: xfce4-power-manager systray icon missing on Debian Bullseye

Then maybe a tint2 executor would be a good workaround to correct this "bug". Perhaps share your executor setup for this?

Here you go.
You can either set the icon path to the 'Papirus' panel icons in /usr/share/icons - or to the icon folder in ~/.config/tint2 (grab the archive in below link).
The script is set to the commonly used BAT0 levels. If so needed, change the path to BAT1.

~/.config/tint2/executors/battery

#!/bin/bash

iconpath="/usr/share/icons/Papirus-Dark/24x24/panel/"
#iconpath="$HOME/.config/tint2/executors/icons/battery/"

status=$(cat /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/status)
perc=$(cat /sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/capacity)

if [[ $status = "Discharging" ]]; then
	if [[ $perc -ge 91 ]]; then
		echo "${iconpath}battery-full.svg"
		echo "$perc%"
	elif [[ $perc -ge 71 ]]; then
		echo "${iconpath}battery-good.svg"
		echo "$perc%"
		elif [[ $perc -ge 51 ]]; then
			echo "${iconpath}battery-medium.svg"
			echo "$perc%"
			elif [[ $perc -ge 31 ]]; then
				echo "${iconpath}battery-low.svg"
				echo "$perc%"
				elif [[ $perc -ge 16 ]]; then
					echo "${iconpath}battery-caution.svg"
					echo "$perc%"
					elif [[ $perc -ge 1 ]]; then
						echo "${iconpath}battery-empty.svg"
						echo "$perc%"
	fi

elif [[ $status = "Charging" ]]; then
	if [[ $perc -ge 90 ]]; then
		echo "${iconpath}battery-full-charging.svg"
		echo "$perc%"
	elif [[ $perc -ge 70 ]]; then
		echo "${iconpath}battery-good-charging.svg"
		echo "$perc%"
		elif [[ $perc -ge 50 ]]; then
			echo "${iconpath}battery-medium-charging.svg"
			echo "$perc%"
			elif [[ $perc -ge 30 ]]; then
				echo "${iconpath}battery-low-charging.svg"
				echo "$perc%"
				elif [[ $perc -ge 15 ]]; then
					echo "${iconpath}battery-caution-charging.svg"
					echo "$perc%"
					elif [[ $perc -ge 1 ]]; then
						echo "${iconpath}battery-empty-charging.svg"
						echo "$perc%"		
	fi

else
	echo "${iconpath}battery-full-charged.svg"
	echo "$perc%"
fi

tint2rc configuration for the battery executor (adept to your personal preferences)

#-------------------------------------
# Executor	(battery status)
execp = new
execp_command = ~/.config/tint2/executors/battery
execp_interval = 15
execp_has_icon = 1
execp_cache_icon = 0
execp_continuous = 0
execp_markup = 1
execp_tooltip = 
execp_lclick_command = b=$(acpi -b) && notify-send "$b"
execp_rclick_command = xfce4-power-manager -c
execp_mclick_command = 
execp_uwheel_command = 
execp_dwheel_command = 
execp_font = Noto Sans 8
execp_font_color = #eeeeee 100
execp_padding = 3 0 2
execp_background_id = 0
execp_centered = 0
execp_icon_w = 24
execp_icon_h = 24

here is the archive with the Papirus *.svg icons as called by the executor script.
~

This code doesn't give me the icons to the tint panel, only the percentage value. I do have the proper path for the icons, and when I run the executor from a terminal, it gives me the correct icon file path.

Is there something trivial I'm missing here?

The only change I did to the lithium default tint2 config file is this line:

panel_items = PTSBCP

and of course I added the lines above to the end of the tint2 config file.

What else would be needed from me so someone could help me troubleshoot this?

Thanks,
ghorvath

ceeslans

Member

Registered: 2015-09-30

Posts: 107

Re: xfce4-power-manager systray icon missing on Debian Bullseye

The only change I did to the lithium default tint2 config file is this line:

panel_items = PTSBCP

and of course I added the lines above to the end of the tint2 config file.

What else would be needed from me so someone could help me troubleshoot this?

Noticed that your panel_items line doesn't include an 'E' for the executor.
It should look something like this:

panel_items = PTESBCP

hope this helps

ghorvath

Member

Registered: 2015-10-01

Posts: 154

Re: xfce4-power-manager systray icon missing on Debian Bullseye

Noticed that your panel_items line doesn't include an 'E' for the executor.
It should look something like this:

panel_items = PTESBCP

hope this helps

This is exactly what I needed. Works perfectly now. Thanks!