- Added pre-run checks for greeter and setup commands to enforce policy restrictions
- Created cli-policy.default.json to define blocked commands and user messages for immutable environments.
Add a new "Add by Address" flow in the printer settings that allows
users to manually add printers by IP address or hostname, enabling
printing to devices not visible via mDNS/Avahi discovery (e.g.,
printers behind Tailscale subnet routers, VPNs, or across network
boundaries).
Go backend:
- New cups.testConnection IPC method that probes remote printers via
IPP Get-Printer-Attributes with /ipp/print then / fallback
- Input validation with host sanitization and protocol allowlist
- Auth-aware probing (HTTP 401/403 reported as reachable)
- lpadmin CLI fallback for CreatePrinter/DeletePrinter when
cups-pk-helper polkit authorization fails
QML frontend:
- "Add by Address" toggle alongside existing device discovery
- Manual entry form with host, port, protocol fields
- Test Connection button with loading state and result display
- Smart PPD auto-selection by probed makeModel with driverless fallback
- All strings use I18n.tr() with translator context
Includes 20+ unit tests covering validation, probe delegation, TLS
flag propagation, auth error detection, and handler routing.
* feat: switch auto location in weather widget to use GeoClue2 instead of simple IP check
* nix: enable GeoClue2 service by default
* lint: fix line endings
* fix: fall back to IP location if GeoClue is not available
* fix: add mockery v2 to nix flake pkgs
* feat: add requests for generating wifi qr codes as png files in /tmp, and to delete them later. only supports NetworkManager backend for now.
* feat: add modal for sharing wifi via qr code and saving the code as png file.
* fix: uncomment QR code file deletion
* network: light refactor and cleanup for QR code generation
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When switching tabs rapidly or closing multiple tabs, the taskbar shows
"ghost" workspaces — entries with no name, no coordinates, and no active
state. The ghosts appear at positions where workspaces were removed and
then recreated by the compositor.
When a compositor removes a workspace (sends `removed` event) and the
client calls Destroy(), the proxy is marked as zombie but stays in the
Context.objects map. For server-created objects (IDs >= 0xFF000000), the
server never sends `delete_id`, so the zombie proxy persists indefinitely.
When the compositor later creates a new workspace that gets a recycled
server object ID, GetProxy() returns the old zombie proxy. The dispatch
loop in GetDispatch() checks IsZombie() and silently drops ALL events
for zombie proxies — including property events (name, id, coordinates,
state, capabilities) intended for the new workspace. This causes the
ghost workspaces with empty properties in the UI.
Fix: check IsZombie() when handling `workspace` and `workspace_group`
events that carry a `new_id` argument. If the existing proxy is a
zombie, treat it as absent and create a fresh proxy via
registerServerProxy(), which replaces the zombie in the map. Subsequent
property events are then dispatched to the live proxy.
* greeter: Detect user and group used by greetd
On most distros greetd runs as user and group "greeter",
but on Debian the user and group "_greetd" are used.
* greeter: Use correct group in sync command
* greeter: more generic group detection
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* fix(brightness): refresh sysfs cache on hotplug
The SysfsBackend used a cache that was never refreshed on display hot plug, causing new backlight devices to not appear in IPC until restart.
This adds Rescan() to SysfsBackend and calls it in Manager.Rescan(), matching the behavior of DDCBackend.
Fixes: hotplugged external monitor brightness control via IPC
* make fmt
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