[08:28] Is there any way to display battery percentage in the task bar near the battery icon [08:28] ? [08:30] [telegram] You can right click upon the battery indicator and click configure, there you will get few available options under the icon option (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) Is there any way to display battery percentage in the task bar near the battery icon) [08:31] There isn't a battery percentage option there [08:34] [telegram] There should be whats your lxqt version in mine its available (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) There isn't a battery percentage option there) [08:36] how would I check that? [08:37] [telegram] In the menu, check the about lxqt tab [08:38] [telegram] By menu i meant main menu or application menu [08:42] [telegram] This is what you get on right click, now in the icon option there are options with percentage : https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/26eb89c1/2023_03_26_14_11.png [08:44] Mine doesn't have a drop-down for different icons, only the option to use icons from theme or not [08:45] [telegram] You checked version ?? [08:46] last version 0.17.0 [08:46] [telegram] https://matterbridge.lubuntu.me/e239a289/2023_03_26_14_16.png [08:46] Lxqt* [08:47] [telegram] well i recommend you to add the lubuntu team backports ppa and switch to lxqt 1.20 and check.. (re @lubuntu_bot: (irc) last version 0.17.0) [08:48] How do I do that? [08:48] [telegram] Check this guide : https://lubuntu.me/jammy-backports-22-04-1-lxqt-1-2/ [08:50] [telegram] If not clear, do the following :- [08:50] [telegram] 1) sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade [08:50] [telegram] 2) sudo add-apt-repository ppa:lubuntu-dev/backports [08:51] [telegram] 3) sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade [08:51] [telegram] 4) Reboot [09:00] Still no drop-down [09:00] [telegram] put the screenshot [09:00] [telegram] this shouldnt happen [09:00] Oh it's still using the old version after updatinh [09:00] [telegram] reboot [09:01] [telegram] you didnt get any errors during upgrade right ?? [09:02] I did. .... Ahh during update it kept back some lxpt packages, that's probably why [09:03] [telegram] yes can i get the screenshot of them [09:03] [telegram] it happens, you will have to upgrade now by typing 1) sudo apt install (all the packages held) [09:04] [telegram] 2) reboot [09:22] Now I have the drop-down menu to select an icon with the battery percentage thank you [09:26] [telegram] welcome