| Commit message (Collapse) | Author | Age |
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1. Adjust the pkg-plist for FreeBSD to include the trident-dark color file.
2. Add a new function for fetching XDG standard directory paths (and create dir as needed)
3. Setup the desktop and lib classes to use the XDG standard path function now.
4. Add a bunch of fallback icons if the "start-here-lumina" icon could not be found in the current theme. These are all based on the OS name.
5. Ensure we run "xdg-user-dirs-update" before launching the session (if it is installed). This is used for the main standard dir detection.
6. Ensure that start-lumina-desktop *always* starts a new desktop session (bypassing any existing lock files for the desktop session).
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This includes some larger changes to lumina-pdf, and some fixes for the 1.x session (battery chimes and such)
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1. Add option to load global styles from luminaDesktop.conf
2. Fix up the default icon/menu size of the start menu and item icons.
3. Fix up a signal/slot mis-connect in the start menu.
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* Fix the pkg plist to account for it
* Add it to the default style list
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Also fix up the loading of favorites/mime_defaults from the luminaDesktop.conf,
Update the TrueOS default configuration file a bit.
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Also ensure the lumina-theme-engine uses the same versioning system.
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Also some random whitespace cleanup
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theme engine.
Also turn on the mouse cursor "loading" image again when launching an external process (for 3 seconds)
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Now the user files are scanned/created from within the start-lumina-desktop process, not the desktop process. This fixes the loading of the theme engine for the desktop process on first-run situations, and also ensures that the desktop process does not need to make any major changes to it's configs while it is still running.
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at the top of the function
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QApplication instance.
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If the ${XDG_CONFIG_HOME}/lumina-mimeapps.list files exists, never re-write the default applications from the system configuration file rules.
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Lumina starts up for a user, based on entries in the system's luminaDesktop.conf file.
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1) Turn on some themes by default (DarkGlass/Black)
2) Sync icon theme between desktop/lthemeengine
3) If DarkGlass/Black is for the desktop, automatically turn on the "darker" color scheme for applications within lthemeengine.
4) Ensure lumina-pdf is added as a default PDF viewer.
5) Change the wallpapers/interface for the TrueOS defaults.
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This will help identify if people are at the point where lumina-pdf and lumina-theme-engine are integrated or not.
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Ensure the translation files are all in sync as well.
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to another on the first start of the desktop, and enable that migration for single-monitor arrangements.
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the new port files.
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the recent 1.2.0 release.
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syntax when setting the default configuration for the primary monitor.
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1) Dismantle the Lumina library completely.
2) Setup lots of small subproject files (.pri) for the individual classes within the old library.
3) Move all the Lumina binaries to use the new subproject files
4) Split up the LuminaUtils class/files into LUtils and LDesktopUtils (generic utilities, and desktop-specific utilities)
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