ACPI(1)

✨ ACPI(1) — acpi ✨ 🎀

Okay so bestie, acpi is the command that spills all the tea on your battery and other ACPI info. 💅 Every option, every default, every detail is right here, so let's get into it 🫶

🌸 NAME

acpi - Shows battery status and other ACPI information 🔋

🦋 SYNOPSIS

acpi [options]

💖 DESCRIPTION

okay so acpi pulls info straight from the /proc or the /sys filesystem 🧚 Think battery status or thermal information. It's giving main character energy ✨

👑 OPTIONS

• -b, --battery — show battery information 🔋
• -a, --ac-adapter — show ac adapter information 🔌
• -r, --remaining-time — show remaining time of (dis)charge ⏳
• -e, --end-time — show end time of (dis)charge 🕰️
• -F, --format-time — choose the format for the end time of (dis)charge, using the syntax of strftime(3) 🎀
• -t, --thermal — show thermal information 🌡️
• -c, --cooling — show cooling device information 🧊
• -V, --everything — show every device, this overrides the options above 🌈
• -s, --show-empty — show non-operational devices 🫥
• -i, --details — show additional details if available: 🔍
  • battery capacity information 🔋
  • temperature trip points 🌡️
• -f, --fahrenheit — use fahrenheit as the temperature unit instead of the default celsius 🇺🇸
• -k, --kelvin — use kelvin as the temperature unit instead of the default celsius 🔬
• -p, --proc — use the old /proc interface, the default is the new /sys one 🕰️
• -d <dir>, --directory <dir> — path to ACPI info (either /proc/acpi or /sys/class) 📂
• -h, --help — display help and exit 🙋‍♀️
• -v, --version — output version information and exit 💜

🧚 AUTHOR

The original version of this manual page was written by Paul Telford <pxt@debian.org> for the Debian system. Newer additions were done by Michael Meskes <meskes@debian.org>. Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the GNU GPL. 📜

Bestie, that's the whole page, no cap 💅🌈 Source/version and date live on the manual's footer, so go check there if you need them 🫶✨