Evgeny Kuznetsov

> Positive answer! (we can put `ioio` into `PATH`) That's good. Makes it actually feasible to use `ioio`, at least for a start. I've found a [library](https://pkg.go.dev/github.com/aschepis/kernctl) that supposedly allows...

> On my computer, with macOS 10.15, it builds but it doesn't run/put the icon in the tray... I have attached the build logs and the output of `./matebook-applet -vv`...

@ldan93 thanks again! We're closing in. I've been trying to nail that systray issue, but with no luck yet. I still have a couple of ideas to try, so not...

> I definitely think I could quite easily add relevant ACPI methods in the SSDT-RMDT to get and set Fn-Lock state, so we could also implement this later on. Totally....

Ok, I was finally able to make the applet mode work. Unfortunately, with these libraries on OS X there seems to be no way to have a window drawn and...

> * still reporting that Battery protection is OFF even though it's not the case Oops, missed that one. Should be working with the latest code. > * Is this...

> * delay is slightly not enough : the logs are now accurate... 2/3 of the time. Actually, there used to be the same issue with the linux driver, and...

@ldan93 The applet uses the log trick to report thresholds (as you might have already guessed). Since the log doesn't show the protection is off, the applet can't guess it....

> * From my understanding : `0x80` means battery protection if OFF, and `0xc0` means it's ON (I'm not 100% sure, but this has been consistent across many tries) Nope....

> Setting 0-0 doesn't do the trick... You did it manually via DBG5, right? Not via the applet? Because the applet wouldn't really do that for now. > we should...