fix(battery): hide non-laptop batteries on lock screen indicator#2521
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fix(battery): hide non-laptop batteries on lock screen indicator#2521jpds wants to merge 1 commit intonoctalia-dev:mainfrom
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On desktops without a laptop battery, the primary device falls back to anything with a battery (such as Bluetooth headphones). This causes the lock screen to show the peripheral's charge level.
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Showing battery levels on lock screen done for keyboards/mices in mind. The fallback solely exist for this reason. |
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@turannul That is indeed a better option (I don't have any batteries in my input devices myself). |
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Nicd glad to hear, thanks for fast response. |
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On desktops without a laptop battery, the primary device falls back to anything with a battery (such as Bluetooth headphones). This causes the lock screen to show the peripheral's charge level.
This PR hides that indicator on the lock-screen (which confused me when I saw a 100% on my desktop).
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