this can serve as a market - irrespective of icccm state that the
window is not visible. still - some apps like chrome/chromium. set
this so they are happier but this has side-ffects which are
client-local problems.
fixes T8923 ... i hope (seems to). ... but with side effects
@fix
meson didnt look for environ thus it was never found and defined. this
is a fallback for having no clearenv() so essentially no os work
talking about is in this situation anymore.
so - it seems on some hardware and./or os combinations the list of bt
adapters is empty from bluez5 entirely if the adapter is rfkilled off.
this means e doesnt see it at all - has no idea it's there. bz doesnt
expose it. without that we can't turn it on even. so - if our bt
adapter list is empty, then assume this is an error and manually list
rfkillable devines and forcibly unblock them ot make them appear in
bulez5... not so much a bug fix as a system brokenness workaround with
bz5 just ignoring rfkill bnlocked devices and not even telling us
about them.
@fix
With this:
- Support for gestures in X *and* wayland. Wayland does not require the
libinput group hack
- Hotplugging support thanks to udev support
This requires a new rebuild of efl.
it's generic infra where you can get a general waveform (44.1khz
stereo floats per strea) for playback (sink inputs), output (sinks)
and inputs (sources). the emix gui will put a vu meter (actually it's
not a vbu meter - it's a peak sample measure over any frame period)
with a progress bar there. very useful now.
@feat
this will allow us to have specific icon for different sinks - eg a
screeen for hdmi sinks etc. - need to build a "database" in
sink-icons.txt over time. format is:
glob|icons-name
glob2|icon-name2
...
where glob/glob2 are file globs to match the strng of a sink name and
icon-name/icon-name2 are the naime of the icon in the elm icon theme
for xdg/fdo standard icons or extended icon names we added in the elm
theme. add more lines as needed. first match "wins" so put most
specific matches at the front and least specific at the end.
Alastair Poole
Marcel Hollerbach
