* feat(bar): separate workspace appearance for unfocused displays
Add a toggle in the Workspace Appearance card to style workspace
indicators independently on displays that aren't currently focused.
The card is split into Focused Display and Unfocused Display(s) tabs.
When the new master toggle is off (default), unfocused displays inherit
the focused settings, preserving existing behavior. When on, unfocused
displays use their own colors (focused/occupied/unfocused/urgent) and
focused border (enable, color, thickness).
WorkspaceSwitcher resolves the focused monitor per compositor and routes
color/border resolution through isFocusedMonitor/useUnfocusedAppearance.
* refactor(bar): address review feedback for unfocused workspace appearance
- Consolidate focused-monitor lookup into BarWidgetService.getFocusedScreenName(),
adding Mango support, and drop the duplicate compositor switches in
WorkspaceSwitcher (effectiveScreenName + isFocusedMonitor now use the helper).
- Extract the shared color and border options into reusable
WorkspaceAppearanceColorOptions and WorkspaceAppearanceBorderFields components
so the focused and unfocused tabs no longer duplicate the layout.
- Gate the unfocused-display options on BarWidgetService.focusedScreenDetectionSupported
and show an explanatory note on compositors without focus detection (e.g. labwc),
instead of silently no-opping.
- Add composite plugin type with multi-surface components field
- Add startupCheck manifest field and dependency gating docs
- Add IPC runtime plugin discovery commands (plugin-scan target)
- Add getPluginPath() to data persistence reference
- Document bar reveal visibility optimization for widget plugins
- Sync plugin-schema.json with source, add dependencies field
- Bump skill version to 1.1
* feat: parallax-scroll wallpaper
Add a `Scrolling` wallpaper fill mode that translates the wallpaper crop
with the active workspace — like Android home-screen parallax, but along
niri's vertical workspace axis.
The image is scaled to cover the screen on its non-scroll axis, and the
active workspace index drives a fractional offset into the cropped
overflow along the scroll axis. Scroll position is spring-animated
CPU-side and handed to a minimal single-texture shader as a UV offset.
Per-monitor scroll position is published into SessionData so the lock
screen renders the same crop as the active workspace, keeping visual
continuity across lock/unlock.
Two implementation details worth calling out for review:
- QSG_USE_SIMPLE_ANIMATION_DRIVER=1 is exported to the spawned quickshell
process. The default animation driver advances in fixed ~16ms steps,
capping the scroll at 60Hz and desyncing it from compositor motion on
high-refresh displays; the simple driver advances by real elapsed time,
restoring native-refresh pacing. Removing it visibly regresses to 60Hz.
- The wallpaper survives wl_output rebind cycles (e.g. OLED image-cleaning
on DPMS soft-off), which otherwise leave a stuck or void background.
Recovery re-anchors the scroll target on output-lifecycle signals,
rebuilds the ShaderEffect against the current render context, and
re-attaches the wallpaper-layer surface on unlock for parallax-active
monitors — guarded against lock state so the shader gets reliable frame
hints.
* simplify bindings and gate lock screen shader in a loader
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Co-authored-by: bbedward <bbedward@gmail.com>
- Store a desktop session identity instead of relying on raw Exec commands
- Resolve the current session desktop file when auto-login launches
- Preserve legacy memory compatibility while ignoring stale lastSessionExec
- Add regression coverage for stale /nix/store session paths
- Autologin users should rerun the process
* feat(battery): add options to toggle percentage and remaining time
* fix(battery): add SettingsSpec entries and combine verticalDisplayText
* fix(battery): format vertical battery remaining time as HH\nMM and center alignment
* fix(battery): remove percent sign from vertical layout when time is enabled
* feat(wallpaper): support configurable background color
* chore(translations): update settings search index
* revert(wallpaper): keep Pad naming instead of Center
When pam_faillock locks the account (DMS authenticates through the system PAM
stack: /etc/pam.d/login -> system-auth), the lock screen kept showing the
generic "Incorrect password - try again" even though the real cause is a
lockout, so a correct password looks rejected and only a reboot (which clears
the tmpfs /run/faillock tally) appears to help. See #2647.
The previous onMessageChanged only matched the *English* faillock strings
("The account is locked ...") and then wiped that text again on the trailing
pam_unix "Password:" prompt. On a non-English system (e.g. German) the strings
never matched, so the lockout was never surfaced at all.
Detect the notice by position rather than by text: pam emits its informational
messages within an attempt before the password prompt. Collect every non-prompt
info message and, once the prompt arrives, surface the collected lines (minus
the prompt itself) as lockMessage. If the stack short-circuits without ever
prompting (e.g. pam_faillock preauth configured as requisite), the notice is
surfaced on completion instead. This is locale-independent. A per-attempt flag
keeps the message stable across repeated locked attempts and retires it when an
attempt completes without a lockout (faillock reset / unlock_time elapsed).
Fixes#2647
Maddison Cohodas