The system actions model recently changed behavior to always present all
possible actions, with `AbstractEntry::isValid` driving the model role
`Kicker::DisabledRole` so that views can e.g. grey out unavailable
actions.
This was perceived as a regression by users who are annoyed at e.g.
`Hibernate` being visible when their system setup precludes it more or
less permanently.
This patch reverts this behavior.
Note that the dynamic approach we had permanently wasn't very great
anyway, as the associated favorites models would remove entries when
they became invalid, and they wouldn't come back automatically when the
entry were to become valid again. In effect that means when you added one
of these actions to e.g. the Kicker sidebar and it became unavailable
it would disappear until re-added anyways.
I can imagine use cases where dynamic behavior would be useful to have -
let's say disabling Shutdown/Reboot while a critical system update is
being performed. But in that case we'd need to fix the favorites
behavior and add some way to inform the user why the action is disabled
for a good user experienced anyhow.
BUG:426645
(cherry picked from commit fcdbbda396)
Right now he system tray displays a two row/column view at 50px, which
makes the two rows or columns feel a bit too squeezed.
This MR increases the threshold by adding some spacing, which changes
the cut-off to a 56px panel. As a result, it doesn't look as squeezed.
(cherry picked from commit 26c664506c)
Because the content is manufactured from scratch, we need to set the
height manually, or else everything will get scrunched together.
BUG: 427281
FIXED-IN: 5.20
This button only makes sense to show when using the "Removable devices"
setting in the combobox.
BUG: 427175
FIXED-IN: 5.20
(cherry picked from commit a9cef6070f)
1. Use Kirigami, not PlasmaCore, since this is a config window
2. Remove PlasmaCore import now that it's no longer used
3. Set implicitWidth/height on Kirigami.Icon, not width/height
4. Use SmallMedium icon sizes, which is typical for list items like this
(cherry picked from commit e43c766df5)
The old applet only opened the popup when a new device was attached
after the applet was loaded, not if there was already a device attached
when the applet was loaded. This commit brings back the old behavior by
re-using the approach taken in the old applet.
BUG: 426990
FIXED-IN: 5.20
(cherry picked from commit 7f5339cb77)
Now the grid can have more than 2 rows/columns on really thick panels,
just like in Plasma 5.19 and earlier.
BUG: 427251
FIXED-IN: 5.20
(cherry picked from commit 649b50cdfe)
Today on master, the system tray menu *always* shows a back button, regardless of the context.
But when all items are visible, the back button simply acts as a "close" button, since we are
only "one layer" deep and there is nowhere to go back to. This commit fixes that issue by only
displaying the back button hen the hidden items view has any items in it such that you could go
back to it.
(cherry picked from commit eb411f7bf0)
I apparently forgot to add some other changes...
Also show it only when threshold is > 0 %
BUG: 426743
FIXED-IN: 5.20.0
(cherry picked from commit 27e3cfcac0)
At the moment, in the battery widget, the slider displays the brightness of the screen, but
it doesn't have text labels, so it's quite difficult to determine the brightness of the
screen. Adding a label over the slider that will display the current screen brightness as a
percentage will make this applet more descriptive and handy.
This patch adds a new enabled role to kicker items instead of creating
and deleting them if they're not available due to configuration.
It ports to the new session code in libkworkspace dropping our need for
KDE4Support.
From: D20237
There's no point in keeping the search text if you're clearing all
entries, since doing that removes all data that the search field would
be searching through.
Otherwise if you search for some text and it produces no results, the
search field becomes disabled so you can't change or clear your search
and use the applet again!
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Eike Hein
Nate Graham
andy salerno
Kai Uwe Broulik
Eugene Popov
nerdopolis turfwalker
Nicolas Fella
Yuri Chornoivan
Marco Martin