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README.md

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 # Quick Intro
 a simple linux panel app that outputs the battery percent of connected bluetooth devices. 
 
-![Screenshot from 2023-12-19 19-13-28](https://github.com/antoniofs23/bt-battery-indicator/assets/39067846/f31aecfd-5c2d-4186-b6e6-3251ab985b10)
+![Screenshot from 2023-12-28 17-20-47](https://github.com/antoniofs23/bt-battery-indicator/assets/39067846/81287b34-f49e-47ef-8335-b8e957e554fb)
 
 ## Installation
-*the install file assumes python is already installed (which it normally is)* if not python3 is required prior to running `INSTALL.sh`. To quickly check if python is installed run `python -V` in your terminal
 
 1. clone this repo to your home directory via:
     `git clone https://github.com/antoniofs23/bt-battery-indicator.git`
 2. In app directory run the `INSTALL.sh` file
 
+*the install file assumes python is already installed (which it normally is)* if not python3 is required prior to running `INSTALL.sh`. To quickly check if python is installed run `python -V` in your terminal
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 ### running the app
 The app should auto-start on login.
 However, it can also be run through the `bt-battery` terminal command
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+>> `updated 12/28/23`
+    >> (+) `manual refresh` option if you dont want to wait 5min for app to refresh when you add a new device
+    >> (+) `add device` option that brings up the add bt device window in `gnome` settings