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Now the utilites are arranged by category (core, core-utils, desktop-utils), so all the -utils may be excluded by a package system (or turned into separate packages) as needed.
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image instead of ~11MB per image), and add the files to the project so they get installed.
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easily used for automated package builders (for a temporary working directory).
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the project file (so the session startup files was not getting installed)
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system
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not robust enough for normal use - and no other contributors seem interested in writing QML plugins anyway.
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1) Setup all the subprojects to use the new OS-detect.pri subfile
2) Automatically detect/set the build datetime string for the project when qmake is run.
3) Automatically read/embed the current GIT revision into the Lumina version string
4) Remove the old QtConfig shortcut function from the LuminaOS class (and all templates).
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could cause the wrong number of desktop canvases to get created/moved.
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lumina-open call now, instead of a bunch of individual ones). Also fix up the tray app detection/failover methods a bit to catch/discard tray icons which were registered/destroyed almost simultaneously (or no destroy event was ever caught for the icon). This prevents the situation where a "blank" tray icon may be trying to repaint itself repeatedly (eating up CPU cycles).
NOTE: It seems like these "blank" tray apps are all GTK based, so it might be something in that toolkit which needs fixing to prevent registering a tray window which will never be used (or is instantly destroyed).
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special "PCBSD" qmake argument to tell Lumina to install the PC-BSD specific config/wallpaper files instead of the generic files.
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file as well. Also remove the "sample" desktop plugin from being included in the build.
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This simply inserts a horizontal/vertical line to help provide separation between panel sections as needed.
Also start moving the project files around: take all the panel plugins and define their files within panel-plugins.pri - will do something similar for desktop-plugins later.
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1) Make sure the calendar desktop plugin updates the date occasionally.
2) Add the framework for a custom-painted Toolbutton for the applauncher plugin. This will be used to ensure font outlines in the near future.
3) Another small adjustment for new window geometries - run the overall adjustment first - then re-check and see if the window is off the top of the screen before trying the fallback movement routine.
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- Now the desktop plugins are drag-and-drop based, resulting in the user being able to simply drag the plugins around as necessry.
- All the plugins now have a special context menu (right-click, or click and hold the left mouse button for 1/2 second), which provides options to start moving/resizing the plugin as well as the removal option.
Known Issues:
- The cross-application drop event for files is currently flagged as valid - but does not actually run anything yet (to be finished up soon)
- Hidden panels are not being updated when plugins are moved around yet - resulting in some screen artifacting on the panel. (to be fixed soon)
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issues when trying to install the debug version of apps. Instead, the makefiles should be generated with the command "qmake[-qt5] CONFIG+=debug". That will set the debug flag for the Makefile and allow the user to run make and "make install" normally (but with debugging enabled)
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from the lumina-desktop.pro file for now.
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with debugging symbols included. The standard "make" will be exactly the same.
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This plugins is an overall "start" menu for the system, combining the functionality of the userbutton and the system dashboard into a single unified interface.
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any XLib functions/libraries/extensions.
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Fedora packaging).
Also convert the last X11 usage in LPanel over to XCB
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the installation of the translation files (the translations in this repo are highly incomplete, you should use the translation files from the lumina-i18n repo instead since that is where almost all the translation work is being committed).
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watchers:
1) Move the ~/Desktop directory watcher into the Session (no extra overhead, already have a watcher there), and have te session send out signals when the contents of the ~/Desktop dir change.
2) Setup the plugins that poll the desktop to use the new session implementation (reducing overhead overall)
3) Add the ability to use files/dirs in the "applauncher" plugin as well (not exposed to user yet)
4) Add a new desktop flag for auto-creating applauncher plugins for any files/dirs on the desktop (not added to lumina-config yet)
5) Get rid of all the config files for the desktop plugins and merge them all together into a single conf file that the session maintains the pointer to (so plugins can grab that pointer as necessary)
6) Make sure that desktop plugins go through a special [read/save]Setting() functions in the plugin implementation itself so that they don't accidentally trample other plugin settings (keeps it restricted to the particular group for that plugin)
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pluins. It appears that there is a fundamental issue with embedding QML objects into a panel/window with the "always on top" flag set - it never finishes painting the QML object and prevents the rest of the panel from being updated as well.
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respectively).
These are QtQuick "containers" which allow the loading of user/system supplied QML scripts for non-compiled plugin support. These plugins must be single *.qml files located in <Lumina Share>/quickplugins/*.qml or ~/.lumina/quickplugins/*.qml
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add a new desktop plugin for monitoring system statistics (CPU/Mem usage, CPU temps).
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phase. This is *not* a QSplashScreen, so we avoid the issues with VirtualBox/3D acceleration and it loads/updates much faster (almost no change in the startup time on my system).
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This is a quick shortcut for launching a single application - effectively "pinning" an application to a panel.
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to the desktopview plugin:
1) Multi-item selection
2) cut/copy files to clipboard
3) delete files
4) increase/decrease icon sizes
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defaults for the Lumina desktop. Also fix a bug this exposed in how the Lumina panel removes plugins.
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This plugin re-creates the classic "start" menu from other OS's.
Also update how panel-plugins open menus, so now the menu will no longer cover the button that opened it.
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mouse has left a panel or not. Now it works properly on all screen edges.
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This button will hide all open windows so the desktop is visible (useful for touch screens or small devices)
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allows a user to run qmake LIBPREFIX="something" PREFIX="something" to ensure that libraries are found in the proper location.
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and fix a stray seg fault in the XCB window class detection routine.
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Also do a large clean up of the file operations in lumina-fm:
1) When doing copies of directories, make sure to properly copy all child files/dirs (no matter how deep)
2) Clean the order of directory copies so that you can successfull make a copy of a directory into itself (copy ~/Test -> ~/Test/Test for example)
3) Check for attempting to *move* a directory into itself and show a warning to the user about an invalid operation.
4) Get the total number of files/dirs to be operated on before starting operations. This allows the UI to be more detailed about what it is doing at that particular time.
5) If a directory fails to copy for some reason, don't try to copy all the children of that directory either (they will all fail and just bloat the list of errors)
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It is functional at the moment, but still has a few rough edges with regards to the X11 background interface (due to the move from XLib to XCB in Qt5). This reulst in some of the window manager interactions not behaving properly (such as sticky status on panels).
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This is a plugin for taking/saving simple text notes right on your desktop.
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This plugin provides an area of the screen for automatically displaying icons for anything in the ~/Desktop folder. An icon can be opened/run via a double-click of the mouse.
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The "Window List" will show a menu of all the current windows, and activate the one that the user clicks on.
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effects of a bad conflict merge...
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add PREFIX and LIBPREFIX to the qmake .pro files (allows to change prefix and libdir using <qmake PREFIX=/usr LIBDIR=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/> or whatever)
update debian packaging scripts accordingly
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UserButton:
1) When creating links, always create them in ~/.lumina/favorites
2) Scan both the Desktop and the favorites dir for favorite items
3) Distinguish between removing a link and deleting a file
4) Allow for setting links to directories
5) Allow removing links to directories
AppLauncher desktop plugin:
1) Make sure to use the session function for launching an item (makes the mouse cursor show the loading icon).
2) Allow for pre-defining a file path for the launcher (syntax: applauncher::<path to file>)
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(.pro) files now support 32-bit and 64-bit Linux builds. Should
also build using Clang as well as GCC on Linux.
Fixed compiler warning in LDesktop.cpp which might see wrong
loop counter used under older compiler.
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application have the same title: make sure to properly select the window that was clicked.
While here, also apply the libLumina dependency order to give preference to the locally/recently compiles libraries during the build if possible in all the lumina tools.
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