Previously, when a list of VPN plugins was loaded once, it will not load
again the next time you try to add a VPN connnection. This causes an
issue that if you keep gnome-control-center open and install a new VPN
plugin, the new VPN plugin won't show up in the VPN plugin list.
Fix that by always load all avilable VPN plugins when showing the
"Add VPN" dialog.
If an user opens an connection editor and then closes it, repeat this
multiple times causes lots of unused hidden editor windows.
Fix that by destroying the connection editor instead of hiding them
when closing.
The hostname/device name dialog has only a GtkEntry. So a user
navigating with only a keyboard should be able to apply their
changes by pressing "Enter".
This went mistakenly missing in the recent UI updates. Since this
panel is still accessible through search despite tablet availability,
we should have a proper empty state view when moving to the panel
with no tablets available.
Fixes: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/1684
Turning off the service doesn't mean we need to disable the RDP backend,
the setting can stay enabled in case one wants to manage it directly via
systemd.
We were checking for the existance of an image file as avatar when
setting up the main avatar widget in the page, but the same wasn't
done for the avatars displayed in the "Other users" list. These
were AdwAvatars simply initialized to use the user initials.
Now we load the user image (if it exists) and it will fallback to
initials when an image isn't set.
Fixes#1658
Destroy PpPPDSelectionDialog in dispose method of PpNewPrinterDialog
as its transient-for property was unset by previous commit
and the dialog is not destroyed automatically now.
Unset transient-for for PpPPDSelectionDialog in its responce callback
since due some reason its parent PpNewPrinterDialog is destroyed first
and once the PpPPDSelectionDialog is being destroyed it tries to
unset the transient-for but unsuccesfully resulting in warnings like:
"instance with invalid (NULL) class pointer"
"g_signal_handlers_disconnect_matched: assertion 'G_TYPE_CHECK_INSTANCE (instance)' failed"
- fills removed to make dark mode possible exposed the rings
going through the cursors and arrows, which isn't a nice
aesthetic. convert to shapes and cut them with booleans
to get the previous look without using solid color fills
- provide a RTL variant of the hot corner graphic
- revert one of the arrow to be outine only (unrelated to rtl)
- provide RTL variant of the active screen edges (close button
on the opposite side)
See https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/1559
If no password or username was set (not even an empty one), initialize
them to something, specifically the username of the user of the session,
and a auto generated password.
This copies TLS certificate generation implementation from
https://gitlab.gnome.org/chergert/bonsai. No changes were made other
than ones required for making it build as part of gnome-control-center's
sharing panel. It's currently not suitable to depend on libbonsai, as it
will likely see big changes before seeing a release.
cc-common-resources.h is used by both libwidgets and liblanguage, and
so must be generated before they build. However, Meson wasn't aware
of this dependency which resulted in a race condition during build.
Conveniently, "generates_sources_dep" already contains other generated
sources used by these two libraries, so adding cc-common-resources.h
to this list is enough to declare the dependency.
Enhanced Open (OWE) is not being saved properly from connection-editor.
When we create a Wi-Fi connection using Enhanced Open (OWE) Security
from nm-connection-editor and save it, it was not being saved and the
security was being set as "None", with Wireless Security Setting
being discarded. This is fixed by this commit. The fix is also being
done in libnma (implementing OWE in libnma,
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libnma/-/issues/9), but this commit
fixes meanwhile it gets ready.
It was solved by adding treatment for the case in which owe was set.
OWE is not treated anymore in the same case as None.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/1521
The sound alert buttons are grouped GtkToggleButtons, and for some
reason they won't get activated in the right order when tapping to
the "toggled" event. Connecting to "clicked" makes the signal order
emission correctly.
Fixes#1655
Since we return early, the code followed is never run.
Also, the password for GSM APNs are not actually sensitive
secrets. So Remove the lines that are never reached.
