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Nevermind, I will just use gkrellm even if it doesn't show up on the taskbar. The netbook is mostly powered by AC anyway...

The command did not do anything

Last question: I can view the battery percentage from gkrellm but is there a 3rd party applet for the tray to view the battery percentage?

I am posting a screenshot from the netbook at the moment to show you that I can't seem to find the battery icon on the bottom tray...

Image Link: https://filebin.net/p91be44t5sns121u/Screenshot.png
(after 6 days you might not be able to access the image)

How do I bring the battery icon onto the bottom right of the panel? I meant that.

Also one critical thing, how do I view the battery percentage in the panel at the bottom of the desktop?
That is more important than the others...

Thank you @wizard for helping me with the tray problem, that I have fixed with the help of your advice!

I unfortunately have only 32-bit in the system I am running. I am trying to make an old Netbook somewhat usable again.
It is a Samsung N100SP with a dual-core Intel Atom processor.

That's nice! I'm okay with anyone trying to help me..
Also good to see that BionicPup32 is being used by people, because I thought Bionic wasn't used all that much since I couldn't find information about it much...