gtk and efl can use csd. we kind of were copying gtk's but we got it
wrong... in efl. and in etoo as a result. this fixes it to use
min/bas/max size as covering the whole window including the insets.
@fix
amazing this didn't blow up before. missing e_ in front ad the macro
should have transformed this to wrap the e version of this func...
clang warning pointed this out. a real bug waiting to happen.
@fix
this means no leaked fd's between restarts too. cleaner. it also
encorces "die with parent" for enlightenment_start too as another
bonus in addition to its own fifo handling for singleton access per uid.
WARNING: you need to log out and log back in since the "protocol
expectations" (what exit codes do what and what parent and child
process are responsible for) changed so to get them both back in sync
you need to log out and in.
no improvements like per screen brightness... but a straight
conversion to the new system tool which simplifies e backlight a lot.
it'd be betetr to use the new system also to read backlight value and
list lightss etc ... but for now this is a good first stage.
so e has had a bit of a mess of setuid root tools to do things that
are essential to maintaing a functioning desktop/laptop/tablet/phone
like device like shutting it down or suspending or sqizzling the cpu
governor or messing with the backlight or... you get the idea.
this has been spread around enlightenment_sys and other special
purpose tools. this now unifies it into a single "always there"
enlightenment_system backend setuid root slave process whose job it is
to do all these things via a stdio protocol in an organized way. this
means latency to do something is lower, but at the expense of
consuming ram and a lurking process. unfortunately the lurking will be
needed soon when i add ddc support to make it even vaguely efficient,
so it's a cost i guess we have to pay now. we'll need this in future
as well for some stats collection and more.
still need to port existing code to use this instead of the existing stuff,
and then remove of the old stuff.
when you select save from shot now it always saves to your user shots
dir (~/.e/e/shots) and then opens up this fir for you to browse/see/dnd
out of etc. etc. for easier quick and fast access to what you just
saved. also you keep a history of your shots (you do get to clean it up
yourself when you save... no auto-cleaning - i decided not to bother
as realistically it's just more config to swizzle and mystery deletion
of files that some user has to figure out how and why it happens and
where to go change the config - just delete the ones you don't want
anymore - simple and easy.)
shot - add shot editor with arbitrary cropping and drawing tools
We don't need padded vs other shot of window now as u can remove the
padding with a single click in the editor now, so remove that (comment
it out).
The editor allows you to click on each screen, on a window (and click
again on a window to remove the padding area for the crop so its
snugly around the window).
You can zoom in and out and scroll around.
You can add lines with an arrow, double-arrowed lines, plain lines
with no arrows, some clipart (e-logo, mallocs, pointing finger... just
having some fun) and some fun "text boxes" like though bubbles,
speecvh bubbles, just plain text with a darking outline, a plain
entry-styled text box and you can select the colors for the text and
background area as well.
It's inksape-like in that the items you draw are objects that can then
be modified or deleted. modifying them raises them and places some
controls on/over/around the object.
And you can still save and share the results.
Fun times!
@feat
Summary:
This adds additional checks to ensure we dont add this field
when it shouldn't be there. Currently files like .tgz are
listing a "Resolution" on mouseover in EFM.
Test Plan:
Mouse over different file types. See inappropriate field.
Apply patch.
Mouse over file types. Resolution should only show for media.
Reviewers: raster, devilhorns
Reviewed By: raster
Subscribers: cedric, zmike
Tags: #enlightenment-git
Differential Revision: https://phab.enlightenment.org/D10783
The battery status is shared between instances. The only time
this should be freed is when only one instance remains. Now
multiple instances can be added or removed without hindering
the display of sysinfo and batman instances. Inline with
recent FreeBSD and OpenBSD fixes.
When we add a batman gadget to the desktop it previously would
reset the values of all existing batman instances. Here we
ignore the dummy instance used when adding to desktop or
a gadget bar.
this gets rid of that annoying freeze in e due to the sync save and
possibly sync dns lookups in curl. slave binary handles it now and
talks back to e via stdout.
this also splits up the code into more files for specific purposes to
make it easier to add features to and maintain. given on the todo is
the ability to explicitly select a crop region and do some basic
"drawing" too, this sets the stage for that and it made it easier to
do the above upload/save tool.
After the work on the sysinfo gadgets for Linux the BSD variant
code was a little bit of an afterthought. These changes provide
us with unlimited battery/sysinfo gadgets and reliable status
for our battery or batteries and our power supply.
This patch allows us to add and remove (many) batman gadgets to
the desktop without negatively affecting existing instances.
It also takes into account additional sysinfo gadgets that include
a batman instance.
Iterating through the existing array of sysinfo gadgets to find
multiple instances and apply changes it not ideal but it does
not affect the Linux code, and keeps this change relatively
simple.
Tested on FreeBSD and OpenBSD with various hardware setups.
Thanks to Peter2121 (Quelrond) for his testing.
There is work to now improve batman's Linux behaviour to match that
of the behaviour on BSD systems.
This adds support for multiple batteries on FreeBSD in line with
Linux and OpenBSD. Also display the vendor and model where
applicable. There are also fixes specific to the sysctl interface.
Fixes a potential crash and let's us have 100 batman gadgets if
wanted.
many steam games don't provide much in properites - not enough to
match to a desktop file. the only thing that actually consistently
works is to use the STEAM_GAME property and match thyat to the uri
provided to the steam command in the exec of the desktop file. this
actually can work. nothing else works reliably across the board.
and man can games be horrible and playing nice with desktops and
having poor properties. even steam itself is not good. i had to add a
workaround for that too to match steam-runtime explicitly. :(
with a timer it'll wait untuil after mainloop is running before it
times out and thus shows the dialog ensuring it appears once the
compositor is fully up. this should avoid weird sized windows.
@fix
if 1 parent has 2, 3 or 4 etc. transi3ents as immediate children we
reverse-stacked them. go to stacking them in order they are added
(which would normally bve creation order which makes more sense). this
stops some dialogs appearing intitally behind other dialogs that were
there before.
@fix
since now we basically bring everything up THEN start rendering once
we hit the main loop there is no point having init splash strings
anymore. it is no longer an external process. until e's compositor is
up you will see nothing anyway. if it is up these days we've finished
init as a smoothing out of startup has move everything before main
loop starts. so this code is all kind of useless, thus remove. cleanup
code.
new feature - polkit auth agent support partly in core (need to have
the pam setuid root auth tool respond via dbus) and partly a module
(the agent dbus protocol handling and setup as well as auth gui). this
took me a while even with all the docs to work out how polkit works...
it was really fussy and its data structs are an extra pain in the butt
to craft with eldbus, but i managed it. not everything is supported
but the core basics are there and this can be built on.
right now the gui is really basic, but does the job.
still have a problem - cant work in wl drm/kms mode because e still
holds the ownership/lock on the console, but using full efl to draw
the alert and even blink it...
this drops xcb requirement too.
using just evas_gl_new() will lead to almost always using just
software rendering... because often osmesa is not installed and e will
start in software rendering by default until it switches properly
after the wizard. this appropriately checks in an x path vs. wayland
path in different ways as to if we should do gl by default and ALWAYS
offers a checkbox to the user, just the default value/state of that
checkbox depends on what is detected and a user can override.
for fast we probably should look at something like having a multiplier
on edj transitions and set it to 0 to make it instant. this would be
much better and able to apply to ALL effects... so let's remove this
way for now. as for no shaodws and other stuff - moving to wl cant
control CSD and even then it's a theme look ant feel - a "flat theme
withotu any shadows" would just not have them. probably not a checkbox
to have here.
this allows for a shorter timeout when on battery vs when on ac for
backlight dimming. this is actually important so when on ac dimming
can interrupt minimally bur when on battery it can be much more
aggressive.
this moves a bunch of things that were being don after loop starts to
before so they don't interrupt framerate as well as launch a thread
that preloads file(s) - for now just edj theme files so stuff is
pre-cached by the time loop starts later so we don't stall s much
leading to smoother startup/fade in and better framerate. it's really
visible (especially on my rpi3).
we dont need to delay module loading anymore so remove allof this -
priority too shouldn't be necessary as well and was just a workaround.
this remvoes all of that removing some e module api's and module
struct members as well as some global config fields. it also ensures
all config files are up to date as well.
this used to work years ago ... it seems tihave broken. this fixes it
all up to work again so you can bind a move/resize of a window tothe
kbd and then use arrow keys etc. like you used to....
@fix
so this is kind of a hack, but a neat one - defer the object show
until the next loop to skip the time involved in object creation thus
starting nay animation after this has happened.
some intel cpu's only go down to 20%, some down to 10% min state....
so let's do this in lots of 5% to allow for some future cpu's. now
it's not just 0, 25, 50, 75, 100 it's worth making it a real loop to
save on code too. this allows me to actually control the cpu's i see
at the detail level i see they can be controlled at.
so some clients just cant tile due to min size and this leads to
really bad results so pass the problem back to the user to go resize
them up to fit. this probably needs far more extensive layout logic.
the data struct is a tree but perhaps it needs to flatten out into a
table to make layouting more sane. but that's the future. for now be
less bad today.
if we use the util func we do get a title... and als use translation
too for this notification. Also increase timeout so people can read it
and notice it.
if systemd suspended and we hand't triggered it, and desklock on
suspend is enabled, then lock there and then because we need to. of
course you need systemd/logind... but hey... i guess without you live
with less... :) fixes logic hole
@fix
Carsten Haitzler
Christopher Michael
Alastair Poole
Davide Andreoli