This allows shells to know the current xsession by evaluating
DESKTOP_SESSION variable
Useful for plasma-mediacenter shell session file, that way pmc shell
will know when to load
Reviewed-By: Marco Martin <mart@kde.org>
Why queued? this is usually triggered after a context menu closes
due to its sync,modal nature it may eat some mouse event from the scene
waiting a bit to create a new window, the dialog seems to reliably
avoid the eating of one click in the panel after the context menu is gone
Why queued? this is usually triggered after a context menu closes
due to its sync,modal nature it may eat some mouse event from the scene
waiting a bit to create a new window, the dialog seems to reliably
avoid the eating of one click in the panel after the context menu is gone
if the containment graphics object still exists for an instant
it can still access things that are not valid anymore while the
corona is being deleted, such as availableScreenRect
BUG:343574
Emitting dbus signals allows interested parties to be notified about
OSD changes. E.g. the lock screen might want to show the OSD values,
but blocks the actual OSD, so it needs to be informed about changes
to react on them.
if the containment graphics object still exists for an instant
it can still access things that are not valid anymore while the
corona is being deleted, such as availableScreenRect
BUG:343574
There is an issue where as m_activityConsumer starts the
kactivitymanagerd, as KAMD is starting the serviceStatus will be not
running.
Whilst we are loading the kscreen config, the event loop runs and we
might find KAMD has started.
m_activityConsumer will change from "not running" to unknown, and might
still be unknown when the kscreen fetching is complete.
If that happens we want to continue monitoring for state changes so we
can finally load when it is up
BUG: 342431
Instead of keeping the state, expect the code to follow the order it's
expected from it.
Bumps kf5 requirement to 5.4 (i.e. master as of today).
REVIEW: 121244
Now kscreen initialization is asynchronous, always wait for the screen
initialization to happen. Otherwise we'll end up in different occasions
where the configuration is null.
Furthermore, don't try to start loading the shell until the configuration
has been fetched.
CCMAIL: dvratil@redhat.com
l10n daemon script
Ivan Čukić
Marco Martin
Bhushan Shah
David Edmundson
Martin Gräßlin
Kai Uwe Broulik
Aleix Pol
Dan Vrátil