#!/bin/ksh

# battery-status.ksh
# Display the batteries status.
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echo "0 means high"
echo "1 means low"
echo "2 means critical"
echo "3 means charging"
echo "4 means absent"
echo "255 means unknown"
echo
echo -n "The batteries status is: "
apm -b

exit 0