* feat(audio): add output port selection
* fix(audio): handle onShowPortSelector in AudioOutputDetail
* i18n: add translator context for all audio port selector strings
* fix(audio): set isLoading = false in the callback of refreshSinkPorts
* chore: remove unused property in AudioPortSelector
* fix(audio): parse availability correctly from `pactl list sinks`
* fix(audio): address output port review feedback
ensureEnabledOutput previously checked if ANY output was enabled,
including virtual fallback outputs. A profile with eDP-1 disabled and
FALLBACK enabled was treated as valid, causing the only real monitor
to be turned off during hotplug transitions.
Now ensureEnabledOutput only considers outputs with make+model (real
monitors) when checking for enabled outputs. When all real outputs are
disabled, it enables the first real one. When no real outputs exist in
the profile at all, applyConfigEntry writes an empty config and lets
the compositor handle fallback via its built-in default rules.
Fixes the case where unplugging an external monitor leaves the laptop
display disabled because a stale FALLBACK auto-profile was applied.
The idle inhibitor ("Keep Awake") lives only in memory: SessionService holds it
as a plain `property bool idleInhibited: false` and nothing ever writes it out.
Every restart of the shell silently clears it — the user's explicit choice is
dropped with no message and no trace, and the pill just disappears from the bar.
Restarting is not an edge case. `dms restart` is a first-class CLI command, and
the unit shipped in this repo (assets/systemd/dms.service) sets
`Restart=on-failure` with `TimeoutStopSec=10`, so a shell that is slow to stop
is killed and brought back automatically. Each of those paths turns Keep Awake
off without saying so.
Every other Control Center toggle already survives a restart. Measured on
upstream master, over the state read by Modules/ControlCenter/Components/
DragDropGrid.qml and its neighbours:
doNotDisturb in SessionSpec: yes
isLightMode in SessionSpec: yes
nightModeEnabled in SessionSpec: yes
wallpaperCyclingEnabled in SessionSpec: yes
idleInhibited in SessionSpec: NO
So this follows the doNotDisturb idiom exactly rather than inventing a
mechanism: one spec entry, one property, one setter that saves.
Restore happens through two entry points because the singletons are lazily
created and their order is not fixed: `onLoaded` covers "service instantiated
before the session file is read", `Component.onCompleted` covers the opposite.
enableIdleInhibit() is idempotent, so whichever runs second is a no-op.
The default stays false and SessionStore.toJson omits defaults, so an untouched
session.json gains no new key.
Related: #1483 asks for a configurable timer. The field added here is the same
shape doNotDisturb uses with doNotDisturbUntil, so a later `idleInhibitedUntil`
slots in beside it without another migration.
Co-authored-by: Mark2Mac <[email protected]>
* fix(dgop): merge child processes by default
* fix(dgop): show the process list on first open
parseData threw away the first processes payload and waited 1s for a
second, on the grounds that the first carries no CPU deltas. That holds
for the cpu module, whose prime stays, but the processes sample is
usable as it arrives, so the wait only left the list blank.
* fix(dgop): refetch when the module set changes mid-request
updateAllStats returned early while a request was in flight, and that
request was built from the modules as they stood when it went out.
Opening the process list during the bar's periodic poll got back a
response with no process data, then a full updateInterval of waiting.
Queue a refetch and reissue when the response lands.
* fix(dgop): clear pendingUpdate when no request is sent
* fix(dgop): prime the queued refetch so the cpu cursor spans an interval
* core: bump dgop version
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Co-authored-by: bbedward <[email protected]>
The star history chart in the README is currently broken because the upstream provider is affected by GitHub stargazer API restrictions. Point the chart and its link at the star-history.dera.page mirror, which uses a data source that requires no API token, restoring the chart.
The dms daemon always initializes IntervalSeconds to its 30-minute
default and has no persistence of its own; the saved SettingsData
value was only ever pushed on manual interaction with the Settings UI
dropdown. Result: every daemon (re)start silently reverts to checking
every 30 minutes regardless of the user's configured interval.
setupHomeTrash redirects HOME and XDG_DATA_HOME, but allTrashDirs also
walks readMountPoints() looking for <mount>/.Trash/<uid> and
<mount>/.Trash-<uid>, and no environment variable affects that walk. So
Count() and List() included whatever the developer had trashed on a
second filesystem, and Empty() deleted it for real: with an orphaned
file under a mount trash (no matching .trashinfo, so the count assert
still saw 3), TestEmptyClearsAll passed and removed the file.
Route the walk through a package-level mountPoints variable and have
setupHomeTrash swap in an empty list, restoring it via t.Cleanup.
Production behavior is unchanged.
v0.0.27 builds unicode width LUTs in init() which slows every dms
invocation by ~15ms
Pinning to pre-0.0.27 makes dms ipc invocations even faster than
invoking the quuickshell binary itself after #3081
* feat(theme): support qtengine as a Qt platform theme
qtengine is a single platform theme plugin serving both Qt5 and Qt6 from one JSON config, so it needs neither the qt5ct/qt6ct split nor qt6ct-kde.
It reads a KDE .colors scheme by path, which the kcolorscheme template already generates, so no new matugen template is required.
DMS now merges theme.colorScheme and theme.iconTheme into $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/qtengine/config.json after each generate, on icon theme changes, and from Apply Qt Colors.
The merge preserves every other key,refuses to touch a config it cannot parse, and only names a color scheme that exists.
The write is atomic, and its mtime bump is what trips qtengine's watcher and repaints running apps.
QT_QPA_PLATFORMTHEME=qtengine is accepted without the missing-env-var toast, Apply Qt Colors no longer fails on a machine without qt5ct or qt6ct, and dms doctor reports whether the plugin is installed where Qt actually searches, per Qt major.
* fix(theme): resolve qtengine config via XDG, tighten doctor probing
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Co-authored-by: bbedward <[email protected]>
* feat(dock): attach bar to screen edge
* feat(dock): add bar length padding
* feat(dock): expand bar padding range
* refactor(dock): group bar corner settings
* fix(i18n): avoid attached term variant
* fix(settings): group corner style with goth corners
* fix(dankbar): attach flush bars to the screen edge
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Co-authored-by: bbedward <[email protected]>
* fix(frame): align connected chrome layer
Connected chrome now follows overlay modal/popout descriptors so the frame-rendered background stays on the same Wayland layer as the content. This currently moves the frame window as a whole, so hosted bars may follow the overlay layer while such surfaces are presented.
* fix(frame): keep overlay-opted surfaces out of connected chrome
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Co-authored-by: bbedward <[email protected]>
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