~/.bin/warn-if-low.sh: Warn at lower level.

My current main computer has a better battery so warning me 20 minutes
prior to actually going down is just annoying. So, here is the future!

Thinking about this, I could probably detect this... There should be a
discharge rate or something like that. Ok, as it turns out there is
`/sys/class/power_supply/BAT0/{alarm,capacity}` where `alarm` could be
the "critical" threshold and capacity could be the current percentage.
Laters, I think.

Bye. :)

(I like these mini-posts, further announcements in a future log post.)

.bin/warn-if-low.sh

@@ -9,6 +9,6 @@ charge_rate=$(($charge_now * 100 / $charge_full ))
online=`cat $charge_path/AC/online`
if [ "$online" = "0" -a $charge_rate -lt 10 ]; then
if [ "$online" = "0" -a $charge_rate -lt 5 ]; then
	DISPLAY=:0 zenity --error --text "Whoopey: You're low on energy (only $charge_rate% left)!"
fi