This simple tip shows how to display the battery percentage in the system tray area on the top panel of Ubuntu 20.04 on the default Gnome desktop.

Single command to display battery percentage:

Those familiar with Linux commands can do this with a single command.

Press Ctrl + Alt + T to open the terminal, copy the command (Ctrl + C) and paste it into the terminal (Ctrl + Shift + V) to run it.

                      gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface show-battery-percentage true
                    

Using graphical tools: Gnome Tweaks

Search and install Gnome Tweaks from Ubuntu software.

Or run the command in the terminal to install Gnome Tweaks:

                      sudo apt install gnome-tweaks
                    

Once installed, launch the tool, go to the top bar in the left pane, and finally turn on Battery Percentage.

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