- Re-add loginConfigWatcher so installs can still fall through to
/etc/pam.d instead of the bundled PAM assets
- Add login-faillock bundled PAM asset at runtime. Use it as the bundled fallback when dankshell config is absent
- Fix invalid bare property writes (u2fPending, u2fState, unlockInProgress,
state) in Pam.qml
- Improve lockscreen auth feedback
* feat: add neovim-lualine template, set vim.o.background automatically based on dms light/dark mode
* feat(matugen): add option to follow dms background color or not on neovim
* chore: regenerate settings and translation index after merging master
* feat: add FullscreenToplevel detection
For animating bar for fullscreen events
* fix: respect overview reveal settings
perform the overview check first
* fix: restore lock screen U2F/fingerprint auth to working state
* fix(pam): Keep SettingsData as single source of truth for auth availability
- Restores SettingsData for fingerprint/U2F, keeping lock screen and New Greeter Settings UI in sync
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Co-authored-by: purian23 <purian23@gmail.com>
After unlocking the screen (startup lock or wake from sleep), the desktop
showed Hyprland's background color instead of the wallpaper.
WallpaperBackground disables QML updates via updatesEnabled after a 1-second
settle timer. While WlSessionLock is active, Hyprland does not composite the
background layer, so when the lock is released it needs a fresh Wayland buffer
— but none is committed because the render loop is already paused.
The previous attempt used SessionService.sessionUnlocked, which is unreliable
for the startup lock case: DMSService is not yet connected when lock() is
called at startup, so notifyLoginctl is a no-op and the loginctl state never
transitions, meaning sessionUnlocked never fires.
Fix by tracking the shell lock state directly from Lock.qml's shouldLock via
a new IdleService.isShellLocked property. WallpaperBackground watches this and
re-enables rendering for 1 second on unlock, ensuring a fresh buffer is
committed to Wayland before the compositor resumes displaying the layer.
* Add grouped element reordering to control center setting popup.
Reorganize the control center widget menu into grouped rows and add drag handles for reordering.
Introduce controlCenterGroups to drive the grouped popup layout, along with dynamic content width calculation.
Disable dependent options when their parent icon is turned off, and refine DankToggle disabled colors to better distinguish checked and unchecked states.
* Apply Control Center group order to live widget rendering.
Apply persisted `controlCenterGroupOrder` to the actual control center button rendering path instead of only using it in the settings UI.
This refactors `ControlCenterButton.qml` to derive a normalized effective group order, build a small render model from that order, and use model-driven rendering for both vertical and horizontal layouts.
Highlights:
- add a default control center group order and normalize saved order data
- ignore unknown ids, deduplicate duplicates, and append missing known groups
- add shared group visibility helpers and derive a render model from them
- render both vertical and horizontal indicators from the effective order
- preserve existing icon, color, percent text, and visibility behavior
- keep the fallback settings icon outside persisted ordering
- reconnect cached interaction refs for audio, mic, and brightness to the real rendered group containers so wheel and right-click behavior still work
- clear and refresh interaction refs on orientation, visibility, and delegate lifecycle changes
- tighten horizontal composite group sizing by measuring actual rendered content, fixing extra spacing around the audio indicator
Also updates the settings widgets UI to persist and restore control center group ordering consistently with the live control center rendering.
* Add tmux
* Add mux modal
* Restore the settings config version
* Revert typo
* Use DankModal for InputModal
* Simplify terminal flags
* use showWithOptions for inputModals instead
* Fix translation
* use Quickshell.env("TERMINAL") to choose terminal
* Fix typo
* Hide muxModal after creating new session
* Add mux check, moved exclusion to service, And use ScriptModel
* Revert unrelated change
* Add blank line
- Split auth capability state by lock screen and greeter
- Share detection between settings UI and lock runtime
- Broaden greeter PAM include detection across supported distros
The display config UI only applied changes for compositors with a
config-file backend (niri, hyprland, dwl). For any other compositor
that supports wlr-output-management-unstable-v1 the "Apply Changes"
button was silently a no-op.
Add WlrOutputService.applyOutputsConfig() as a high-level apply that
mirrors the generateOutputsConfig() pattern of the existing services
but applies directly via the protocol instead of writing a config file.
Route the default case in backendWriteOutputsConfig() to it.
This enables using dms-shell as a wayland compositor for emacs wayland
manager (ewm).
