This also makes use of ksmserver a lot more optional. Requests to logout
go directly to org.plasma.Shutdown.
Effort has been put into keeping the QML context property usage API
compatiable even though the current code is really a mess.
Summary:
Removing this is part of preparations for ksmserver to become just an X
session manager. See T9779.
Instead of ksmserver opening the greeter with a tonne of args and then
having a socket to watch for changes, the new mechanism is that we fire
and forget the prompt. Then the logout prompt calls back into ksmserver
with the request. Simplifies code greatly allows for moving.
KSMserver's shutdown DBus method remain on ksmserver for compatibility,
but ultimately spawning the prompt will move to libkworkspace and called
from the session directly.
QML API in the logout greeter remains mostly untouched.
Behavioural changes are minor:
There was a QML property "choose" exposed to the greeter if the default
shutdown option is set to None. Though we don't allow this in the KCM
and our default prompt doesn't use it.
We no longer block a user from saving a session whilst a logout prompt
is active.
Test Plan:
Logged out
Shutdown
Also ran with old ksmserver, still got a prompt
Reviewers: #plasma
Subscribers: plasma-devel
Tags: #plasma
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D16066
Summary:
Gives a speed boost on multiple monitors where we have multiple views.
Also cleaned up some imports/paths used
Test Plan:
Grepped use of rootContext() referred to the right context
Used greeter to log out successfully
Reviewers: #plasma, broulik
Reviewed By: #plasma, broulik
Subscribers: plasma-devel
Tags: #plasma
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D12891
It's a separate application and does QtQuick stuff, so it should also honor when we e.g. enforce software rendering.
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D2962
Summary:
Positions the shutdown dialog in the absolute space if there is the
PlasmaShell interface.
Reviewers: #plasma
Subscribers: plasma-devel
Tags: #plasma
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D2445
Summary:
The idea behind this change is to have a dedicated binary for the
logout dialog. As a follow up ksmserver needs to be adjusted to invoke
the helper binary instead of interacting with KSMShutdownDlg directly.
This will bring quite some improvements to the logout architecture:
* ksmserver doesn't need to run a QEventLoop to wait for the dialog to finish
* it becomes easier to test changes for the logout dialog, one doesn't need
to restart the session any more
* ksmserver becomes better guarded against problems in the UI layer (e.g.
OpenGL errors)
* the binary can be changed to support Wayland
* ksmserver becomes better guarded against problems with updating Qt
while the session is running
This change only introduces the creation of the binary. A new sub-dir
"logout-greeter" is added which creates a ksmserver-logout-greeter.
The greeter defines various command line arguments for the options which
are being passed to the KSMShutdownDlg.
If the dialog returns an exit value of 0 it is interpreted as accepted.
A return value != 0 indicates that the user rejected the logout.
The dialog also passes additional values back. In particular the logout
method might be changed and returned back to ksmserver. To support this
operation a pipe filedescriptor can be passed to the greeter. If present
the greeter will write the numerical value of KWorkspace::ShutdownType
into the pipe on success.
To indicate how the interaction - especially the reading from pipe -
works, the change comes with an additional test binary. It forwards
the command line arguments and creates the pipe to pass to the greeter
and reads it back in a helper thread to be non-blocking. This approach is
inspired from kwin_wayland's starting of Xwayland.
Test Plan: See the new test binary
Reviewers: #plasma
Subscribers: plasma-devel
Tags: #plasma
Differential Revision: https://phabricator.kde.org/D2252
Volker Krause
Jonas Rakebrandt
Aleix Pol
Nicolas Fella
David Edmundson
Kai Uwe Broulik
Laurent Montel
Oliver Henshaw
Martin Gräßlin