Howdy folks!
I'm tired of the IBM battery maximiser gauge taking up so much space in the activity bar. And the built in windows xp gauge that can be displayed in systray is very coarse grained in its visual appearance (it has like three or four states).
I'm looking for an application that can sit in the systray, the icon should show the actual battery percentige that is left. The more lightweight the application is, the better.
So, do you know of anything like I described above?
Cheers,
daniwurf
Better battery monitor in systray?
Better battery monitor in systray?
Thinkpad T40 2373-19U, winXP pro. Added: 256MB RAM, Samsung 80GB HDD. Switched mini-PCI wlan module intel 2100 802.11b to Intel 2915 ABG, with 1802 hack 
NHC can display a battery gague. http://www.pbus-167.com/chc.htm
2373K1U - T42 14" 1.7 GHz, 1.0 Gig RAM, Radeon 7500 32MB, Travelstar 7K100 80GB, Bluetooth, Fingerprint Reader, Win XP Pro / Kubuntu Edgy
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