Created attachment 823105[details]
Image showing incorrect calculation for time remaining
Description of problem:
I have two batteries on my ThinkPad 420s. One is a 6-cell and the other is a 3-cell. The laptop firmware discharges the 3-cell one completely before switching to the 6-cell one. When the 3-cell one nears full discharge, gnome thinks the laptop is going to run out of power.
As shown in the attachment, the % remaining calculation is correct, and takes both batteries into account. But the time remaining estimate is incorrect, and only based on the currently-discharging battery.
So gnome keeps suspending my laptop till the firmware switches to the 6-cell battery.
Once that happens, the time remaining is updated to reflect the 6-cell battery's discharge rate.
This is a regression from F19.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
$ rpm -q gnome-shell
gnome-shell-3.10.1-2.fc20.x86_64
Created attachment 823105 [details] Image showing incorrect calculation for time remaining Description of problem: I have two batteries on my ThinkPad 420s. One is a 6-cell and the other is a 3-cell. The laptop firmware discharges the 3-cell one completely before switching to the 6-cell one. When the 3-cell one nears full discharge, gnome thinks the laptop is going to run out of power. As shown in the attachment, the % remaining calculation is correct, and takes both batteries into account. But the time remaining estimate is incorrect, and only based on the currently-discharging battery. So gnome keeps suspending my laptop till the firmware switches to the 6-cell battery. Once that happens, the time remaining is updated to reflect the 6-cell battery's discharge rate. This is a regression from F19. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): $ rpm -q gnome-shell gnome-shell-3.10.1-2.fc20.x86_64