#1
Get battery state from command line:
Start xterminal and write:
lshal|grep battery
after that you should get a lot’s of line about batter but line “battery.charge_level.percentage” is what you want to find.
Of course you could just write
lshal|grep percentage
and then you get line “battery.charge_level.percentage = 40 (0×28) (int)” which means that my battery stat is 40%
#2
Quickly remove everything from your calendar
Just remove /home/user/.calendar/calendardb file with rm command.
#3
Get rid of that “Nokia hands” video when you start your phone:
Edit file: /etc/hildon-welcome.d/default.conf and comment line:
filename=Hands-v32-h264.avi
away with # mark so that it will look like this:
#filename=Hands-v32-h264.avi
and save that file.
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December 15th, 2009 | 
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You seem very knowledgeable in your field.
looks cool but i have not tried yet! sinc there are a few software for this to see battry level but ya getting rid of hands is cool!
thanks! :) :) :) :)
*Really* useful when doing ssh and need to know the battery level at host.