Implement get_battery_power_draw() for FreeBSD. #1252
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I'm using the acpi_battery(4) interface, via sysctl. It should report battery draw in mW (for milli Watts), so I'm dividing by 1000 before printing in the buffer.
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- Add patch implementing missing function for FreeBSD, already proposed upstream: brndnmtthws/conky#1252 - Updated dependencies, upstream changed its documentation build method Old html documentation has been removed, the information is now encoded in yaml files. Upstream code does not provide a method to automatically produce human readable documentation from the yaml files, so I install those directly in PORTDOCS.
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I'm using the acpi_battery(4) interface, via sysctl.
It should report battery draw in mW (for milli Watts), so I'm dividing by 1000 before printing in the buffer.