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When enabling the battery power display introduced in v1.3.1, the current battery capacity in Wh is displayed instead of the current energy consumption.
To Reproduce
Open btop and an external tool which monitors battery consumption (I use the Energy information display in KDE).
Monitor the Wattage displayed in btop and the current battery capacity in Wh.
Expected behavior
The current power consumption is displayed instead of the current battery capacity.
Screenshots
The below screenshot shows that the power consumption never exceeds 20W, but the current power consumption displayed by btop is at 34W. Moreover, the numeric value of the power consumption in btop and the remaining energy in KDE's info center is the same (34.32).
Info (please complete the following information):
btop++ version: 1.3.2
Binary: static binary from release + Compiled Package from ArchLinux
Architecture: x86_64
Platform: Linux
(Linux) Kernel: 6.7.4-arch1-1
Terminal used: konsole/yakuake
Font used: Fira Code
Additional context
Contents of ~/.config/btop/btop.log
2024/02/14 (00:41:22) | ===> btop++ v.1.3.2
2024/02/14 (00:41:22) | WARNING: ROCm SMI: Failed to get maximum GPU power draw, defaulting to 225W
2024/02/14 (00:41:22) | WARNING: ROCm SMI: Failed to get maximum GPU temperature, defaulting to 110°C
2024/02/14 (00:41:22) | WARNING: ROCm SMI: Failed to get VRAM utilization
2024/02/14 (00:41:22) | WARNING: ROCm SMI: Failed to get GPU power usage
2024/02/14 (00:41:22) | WARNING: ROCm SMI: Failed to get PCIe throughput
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Describe the bug
When enabling the battery power display introduced in v1.3.1, the current battery capacity in Wh is displayed instead of the current energy consumption.
To Reproduce
Expected behavior
The current power consumption is displayed instead of the current battery capacity.
Screenshots
The below screenshot shows that the power consumption never exceeds 20W, but the current power consumption displayed by btop is at 34W. Moreover, the numeric value of the power consumption in btop and the remaining energy in KDE's info center is the same (34.32).
Info (please complete the following information):
Additional context
Contents of
~/.config/btop/btop.log
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