Adds `dms ipc call settings dump`, returning the complete live
configuration via SettingsData.getCurrentSettingsJson() — the same
serialization used by the read-only banner's copy button.
Useful when settings.json is a read-only symlink (NixOS/home-manager):
changes made in the Settings UI only exist in the running shell's
memory, and this makes them retrievable from the CLI instead of only
through the clipboard button in the Settings modal.
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Port 1.5
* dms doctor: warn when XDG_MENU_PREFIX is missing with KDE apps
Under non-Plasma compositors (niri, Hyprland, Sway), Dolphin's
'Open with...' dialog appears empty because KService/KApplicationTrader
requires a populated XDG menu tree, which depends on XDG_MENU_PREFIX.
This check warns the user when kde-cli-tools (keditfiletype) is
installed but XDG_MENU_PREFIX is not set.
Ref: https://specifications.freedesktop.org/menu-spec/latest/
* fix(dms doctor): improve warning message for missing XDG_MENU_PREFIX
Port 1.5
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Co-authored-by: Matias <git@matias7235.com.ar>
Since Mango v0.15.0, disable_monitor sets only_sleep=0 which removes the
output from the layout entirely. On NVIDIA (proprietary driver), the DRM
handshake fails on re-enable, leaving a black screen recoverable only via
TTY switch.
sleep_monitor/wakeup_monitor set only_sleep=1, keeping the output in the
layout while powered off. This matches the pre-v0.15 behavior and fixes
DPMS wake on NVIDIA.
These commands are available since Mango v0.15.0 (commit b0326d7).
* fix(media): use system colours in player instead of album cover accent
Closes#2831
Removes ColorQuantizer-based album art accent extraction from
MediaAccentService. All accent properties now return Theme.primary
and Theme.onPrimary directly, so the Dank Dash player always
matches the system colour scheme.
Blame: ee6f7b47 (introduced MediaAccentService & ColorQuantizer)
d799175c (tweaked seekbar accent colours)
a62ae336 (further integrated accent into player/album art)
c44ffae7 (monochrome art edge case fixes)
* feat(media): add toggle for album art accent colours (#2831)
Adds mediaUseAlbumArtAccent setting (default: off) to Settings.
When enabled, MediaAccentService extracts accent from album art
via ColorQuantizer. When disabled, uses Theme.primary.
Toggle is in Settings > Media Player.
* fix: use american english spelling (colour -> color)
Port 1.5
When a sender calls CloseNotification (per freedesktop spec) for a
persistent notification (expire-timeout=0), the onDropped handler
removed the wrapper from internal arrays but did not dismiss the
visible popup. The popup remained on screen forever for non-critical
notifications like YubiKey touch prompts.
Set wrapper.popup=false in onDropped so the popup exits via the
normal signal chain. This is minimal; it does not change timeout
handling, queue management, or the isPersistent marker.
Also reverts the previous workaround that special-cased non-critical
expireTimeout=0 to use DMS timeout. Upstream spec-correct behavior
is to honor the sender timeout, and fix the dismissal bug instead.
Closes#2814
A zero-duration ViewTransition still engages ListView's transition
machinery but resolves within the same frame, so removed delegates are
never released and displaced items are never repositioned. On a filtered
ScriptModel that re-filters on every keystroke this leaves stale rows and
empty gaps behind, visible in any DankListView-backed list.
The shortest sub-duration (remove/add = expressiveDurations.fast =
base * 0.4) is coerced to an int, so it truncates to 0ms for any
animation base duration below 3: animation speed None (0), or a Custom
duration of 1-2ms (1*0.4=0.4->0, 2*0.4=0.8->0, only 3*0.4=1.2->1
survives). Presets (250/500/750) are unaffected, which is why this only
reproduces with animations disabled or a very small custom value.
Gate the four transitions to null whenever that shortest sub-duration
would truncate to 0, so the view takes the correct instant path instead
of a broken 0ms transition. Base >= 3 is unchanged.
This makes it easier for distros to use the Makefile when creating
packages. It enables us to specify a base destination directory to
install the project files to. E.g., on Solus, when creating eopkgs, files
must be installed to a special directory path, which becomes the package
files. I believe Fedora packages, and others, are the same.
Signed-off-by: Evan Maddock <maddock.evan@vivaldi.net>
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