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This is an implementation of named, pre-declared workspaces. With this
implementation, workspaces can be declared in the configuration file by
name:
```
workspace "name" {
open-on-output "winit"
}
```
The `open-on-output` property is optional, and can be skipped, in which
case the workspace will open on the primary output.
All actions that were able to target a workspace by index can now target
them by either an index, or a name. In case of the command line, where
we do not have types available, this means that workspace names that
also pass as `u8` cannot be switched to by name, only by index.
Unlike dynamic workspaces, named workspaces do not close when they are
empty, they remain static. Like dynamic workspaces, named workspaces are
bound to a particular output. Switching to a named workspace, or moving
a window or column to one will also switch to, or move the thing in
question to the output of the workspace.
When reloading the configuration, newly added named workspaces will be
created, and removed ones will lose their name. If any such orphaned
workspace was empty, they will be removed. If they weren't, they'll
remain as a dynamic workspace, without a name. Re-declaring a workspace
with the same name later will create a new one.
Additionally, this also implements a `open-on-workspace "<name>"` window
rule. Matching windows will open on the given workspace (or the current
one, if the named workspace does not exist).
Signed-off-by: Gergely Nagy <niri@gergo.csillger.hu>
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If Smithay posts an error, client will become None immediately, even
while the surface may still receive events.
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Workaround until we properly support on-demand.
See: https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri/issues/308
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Make IME popup to be visible inside the parent and not obscure the
text input rectangle region.
Fixes https://github.com/YaLTeR/niri/issues/221
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- Keep a root surface cache to be accessible in surface destroyed()
- Only snapshot during / right before closing, rather than every frame
- Store textures rather than elements to handle scale and alpha properly
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This reverts commit 40cec34aa4a7f99ab12b30cba1a0ee83a706a413.
The Chromium issues are now fixed.
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This reverts commit 348690afb637514a38ad53fd61bf5e0102e419d6.
Apparently this breaks input in Chromium: the input region won't resize
together with the window.
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Doesn't hurt I guess.
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* Implement wlr-screencopy
* Finish the implementation
Lots of changes, mainly to fix transform handling. Turns out, grim
expects transformed buffers and untransforms them by itself using info
from wl_output. This means that render helpers needed to learn how to
actually render transformed buffers.
Also, it meant that y_invert is no longer needed.
Next, moved the rendering to the Screencopy frame handler. Turns out,
copy() is more or less expected to return immediately, whereas
copy_with_damage() is expected to wait until the next VBlank. At least
that's the intent I parse reading the protocol.
Finally, brought the version from 3 down to 1, because
copy_with_damage() will need bigger changes. Grim still works, others
not really, mainly because they bind v3 unnecessarily, even if they
don't use the damage request.
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Co-authored-by: Ivan Molodetskikh <yalterz@gmail.com>
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* add dev dependencies to flake
* parse only one default-column-width
* require exactly one action per bind, and unique keys for binds
* use proper filename for config errors if possible
* fix duplicate keybinds after invalid action, lose some sanity
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