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After reviewing the in #435 mentioned commit (cab0747), it looks like all the changes were intentional.
Before that commit the two modes configured through TMUX_POWERLINE_SEG_BATTERY_TYPE:
percentage
cute
were either displaying the current battery status in percentage, or by a number of hearts (cute).
The commit you mentioned has changed basically changed the looks of cute from hearts to a battery symbol.
So in general, nothing "broke", there's now just a new design for cute.
But to bring back the hearts, we should extend the possible values for TMUX_POWERLINE_SEG_BATTERY_TYPE by something like battery or symbol, to then have:
percentage (showing battery status in percentage)
symbol (showing battery status with battery symbol)
cute (showing battery status with as many hearts as defined in TMUX_POWERLINE_SEG_BATTERY_NUM_HEARTS )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
After reviewing the in #435 mentioned commit (cab0747), it looks like all the changes were intentional.
Before that commit the two modes configured through
TMUX_POWERLINE_SEG_BATTERY_TYPE
:percentage
cute
were either displaying the current battery status in percentage, or by a number of hearts (
cute
).The commit you mentioned has changed basically changed the looks of
cute
from hearts to a battery symbol.So in general, nothing "broke", there's now just a new design for
cute
.But to bring back the hearts, we should extend the possible values for
TMUX_POWERLINE_SEG_BATTERY_TYPE
by something likebattery
orsymbol
, to then have:percentage
(showing battery status in percentage)symbol
(showing battery status with battery symbol)cute
(showing battery status with as many hearts as defined inTMUX_POWERLINE_SEG_BATTERY_NUM_HEARTS
)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: