* Add hotspot contract layer with capability-gated dispatch.
Establish the interface and manager plumbing for hotspot support so backends can opt in without expanding the core Backend contract.
Only backends that implement HotspotBackend get hotspot state propagated; others are forced to unsupported regardless of what they self-report.
* Add IPC handlers and API docs for hotspot actions.
Wire up configure/ start/ stop hotspot through the request router so the QML service layer can drive hotspot operations.
Bump API version to 27 and document the capability-gating contract clients should follow.
* Implement NetworkManager hotspot backend.
Implement HotspotBackend on NetworkManagerBackend with DMS-owned profile management, AP capability detection, and band validation.
Device resolution is deferred to StartHotspot when no device is specified, so profiles survive hardware changes.
* Isolate client Wi-Fi state from AP-mode connections.
Filter AP-mode profiles and access points out of all client Wi-Fi paths so the DMS hotspot (and user-created APs) never appear as saved networks, visible networks, or connected state.
This protects existing client behavior before hotspot controls are exposed in the UI.
* Prefer idle radios for automatic hotspot device selection.
* Add hotspot properties and methods to QML service layer.
Expose hotspot state and actions through DMSNetworkService, NetworkService, and LegacyNetworkService.
Capability is gated on API version and backend-reported support, not backend name checks, and stays stable when Wi-Fi radio is disabled.
* Add hotspot controls to Settings and Control Center.
Settings shows a hotspot setup card as a sibling in the Wi-Fi tab with SSID, password, device, band, save, and start/ stop controls.
Control Center shows a compact row that toggles a configured hotspot or routes to Settings for initial setup.
Both stay visible when Wi-Fi is disabled, explaining the requirement instead of hiding.
* Add translator context to hotspot strings.
* feat(power): lower refresh rate on battery (#1203)
Add a Power & Sleep setting that lowers eligible displays to 60 Hz on battery and restores their previous mode on AC power.
Skip displays without an available 60 Hz mode, displays with a single refresh-rate option, current modes at or below 60 Hz, and VRR-enabled outputs.
Apply niri changes at runtime through output commands and use wlr-output-management as fallback.
* fix(quickshell): debounce display refresh sync
* chore: regenerate settings_search_index.json for pre-commit CI fix
* fix: translator context is missing for lowerDisplayRefreshRateOnBattery
* fix: activeDisplayProfileModes is missing from SettingsSpec
* feat: added guard to syncRefreshRates function
* refactor(display): move refresh sync listeners to display service
* fix(display): publish active profile modes after config write
* feat(display): persist previous refresh modes
* fix(display): route refresh mode writes through compositor backends
* fix(display): detect preferred niri refresh modes
* some small cleanups
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Co-authored-by: bbedward <bbedward@gmail.com>
- Provide more status feedback
- Allow 2 fprint tries within 10 seconds for DMS-managed PAM
- Updated dms greeter docs
Note: distro-managed PAM takes precedence and may use different limits.
DMS auth changes remain conditional on greetd being installed.
Fixes#2853
Port 1.5
bbedward