how does it look? something like this:
https://ibb.co/1zbDVpk
and because all the SolidUiServer bits are written by me now - copyright
it to me. the actions dialog was not operational btw (not for hotplug
events anyway).
the solidautoeject thing does not even make sense - when the eject
button is pressed it was calling Solid::OpticalDrive::eject() but if the
button is pressed the tray will eject anyway so what was it doing
actually?
solid-device-automounter can be replaced with solid actions but the
devices are mounted for solid actions anyway so dropping it
as for KCM for the solid actions - there can be none but to add features
such as non-interactive actions (e.g. launch the keyboard KCM when a
keyboard is plugged without poping dialog) or actions that do something
on device removal it has to be done anew
note that the action file for opening a file manager was named
"test-predicate-openinwindow" meaning it was a testing thing rather than
a finished thing
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Plasma::Applet::init() and Plasma::Applet::constraintsEvent() may be called
in order such that the members were not created yet
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lots of changes with this commit - on the plasma applet side:
+ the applet now handles mouse wheel events
* the applet itself sets its global global shortcut key
+ the applet itself has configuration interface for the text and flag options
* ported to the new KKeyboardLayout class
- no per-window or per-application keyboard layout
on the overall keyboard configuration:
* no KDED module required
+ keyboard layout descriptions (model, layout, variant, etc.) are actually translated
- no keyboard configuration will be shown when a keyboard is plugged-in (see bellow)
- keyboard layout options are not configurable, not via GUI interface anyway
the hotplug plasma data engine, device notifications and solid actions
have to be either reimplemented or extended to handle more device types
(currently the above mentioned handle only removable devices by default
such as cameras, not input devices such as keyboard)
overall - from reimplemented one thing to another and the keyboard
configuration is not done yet (adding and editing keyboard layout not
implemented yet) but in a working state
on a side note the changes here affect kvkbd as it uses D-Bus interface
for keyboard layout change that is no more and has to be ported or (most
likely) replaced with a handler for QEvent::RequestSoftwareInputPanel
event that shows a keyboard on demand
there is also the double-keyboard layout applet thing - applet for the
keyboard layout could be added and the daemon (KDED module) was showing
its own keyboard layout indicator automatically (by default)
the X11 keyboard bell options are next to useless btw - there is
KNotification::beep() for such things so the X11 bell options are
simply dropped
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now with separate options for screen and sleep power management
suppression as well as being able to select which battery to show
information (including icon) for in the tray:
https://ibb.co/DDC01rh
the battery icon is questionably bigger than it should be, have to test
it with battery that is recognizable still (PS3 controller battery
provides only capacity and status info)
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if it is not full Katana session neither plasma-desktop nor its systemtray
applet will setup the shortcut so its better done by klipper itself
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there were solid enum changes and then some in this repo, see the
following commit in the kdelibs repo:
2e1544537da02c8e89bc08c59fd3d6e1d146ef8c
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the upper limit (384) is the Celsius upper limit (110) converted to Kelvin,
the lower limit is chosen such that it is twice the Fahrenheit lower
limit
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the systemtray applet automatically adds the applets that have
configuration entry in plasma-desktoprc but the applets configuration is
not saved by the systemtray applet
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KLocale::formatDuration() does pretty much the same as what
KLocale::prettyFormatDuration() used to do
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this essentially extends the digital clock options to 3 formats which are
also configurable instead of using a hardcoded format (the old
implementation), that ofcourse means an update has to be done every
second (or even milisecond) because the format is unknown to the digital
clock applet
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