@phessler Yes, at least that is happening on my machine as well :)
But down to 5%, I don't like that. So maybe I should look for it in the BIOS then...?

@NerdResa I don't recall it being easily configurable, but hopefully I'm misremembering.

@beadsland Now I'm thinking of a physical daemon who pulls out my battery... :D

@NerdResa I believe that would be called a kobold.

@beadsland @NerdResa I am not a dæmonologist but kobold doesn't seem to be the righ type. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kobold

@steelman @NerdResa A brownie, then?

@beadsland @NerdResa Definitely more probable (-:

@steelman @beadsland A brownie? Isn't that more, like, an edible thing? o.o How would this pull out my battery?

@NerdResa @beadsland Not a cake and not a scout. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brownie_(folklore)

@steelman @beadsland Ohh :) Today I learned.

Mastodon. Where you ask a Linux tech question and subsequently get to learn about Scottish mythology.
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@NerdResa Now I remember! There is an animated series “The storm cloud odyssey" (pol. "Podróże na burzowej chmurze", E01 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=naB4X9Gh2Gc), where a bunch of gnomes visit differen European countries and meet their local "brothers". They go to Scotland and meet a brownie too (E07
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qP8vRCSj3ZY).

@steelman Aw, that's adorable :)

@saper That might be a helpful keyword to search for. Thanks! :)

@gracie Thanks!
I think I've seen this before. Isn't this one only for setting thresholds on an individual battery, when to start charging and when to stop?

@NerdResa You can use that to force charge or force inhibit, I think there's a sample script in the utilities. I'm thinking a shell script that gets battery state and toggles thersholds so one stops charging and the other starts?

@NerdResa *discharging *thresholds
All the typos!

@gracie Ohh that sounds like it could work :) Thanks for the idea!