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Fixed error with battery notification and added dependencies to README #6
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Battery notifications
When battery percentage goes under 15%, awesome should send a warning notification every 5 minutes. However, there was an error every time it reached this percentage. Turned out that the error was coming from the use of
_G.time()(which does not exist) instead ofos.time()in the battery widget code.Dependencies
This same battery widget is using the acpi package for getting the battery percentage. However, this package isn't installed by default on Arch.
The sound control slider and the keybindings for the sound (XF86Audio... keys) use the alsa-utils package, and especially its
amixercommand to handle the volume of the sound. However, this package isn't installed by default on Arch.