We were only presenting the permission infobar when there were
already printers added (printer-list view).
We also want users to see the infobar when they don't have any
printers (empty-page).
g_warning () is for environment errors. Additional tags than the
ones we require are not necessarily an error.
This behavior causes g-c-c to spam the journal with entries such
as:
Unknown Tag in /usr/share/gnome-background-properties/fedora-workstation-backgrounds.xml: license
Unknown Tag in /usr/share/gnome-background-properties/fedora-workstation-backgrounds.xml: email
Unknown Tag in /usr/share/gnome-background-properties/fedora-workstation-backgrounds.xml: author
Where "license", "email", and "author" are valid tags that we just
don't use.
application-x-executable didn't look very good here.
adwaita-icon-theme now has a dedicated icon for this panel, which is
better suited - preferences-desktop-apps. Use this instead.
The switch is binded to the "show-banners" gsetting. When DnD is
ON, users don't want banners, therefore "show-banners" is OFF.
For this reason we need to invert the switch.
Fixes#878
ASAN hasn't been useful so far; we don't really see
meaningful results from it, it takes a long time to
run since it builds Settings twice, etc.
Move it to manual.
Without different lock-screen settings, there's little reason to
keep showing a lock-screen preview. So rather than updating the
preview to a blurred version of the regular background, just remove
it altogether.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/issues/864
In 3.36, we will use a heavily blurred wallpaper on the lock screen.
As that wallpaper will be unrecognizable, there is no good reason to
pick a different one from the regular session. The shell will therefore
stop using the separate lock-screen settings.
The popover isn't needed anymore because it would only have one option:
to set the wallpaper. And an additional option for the recent section to
remove the wallpaper for the list, which can be done via a overlay
button.
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/issues/864
It was added in 3e04b1c53b to allow downstreams to hide panels that don't make
sense in their environment. Later on the ability for panels to hide themselves
was added in a78cbe3963, which is a better solution for this case.
The current situation is confusing if you are not a known environment, as then no
panels show.
Fixes#163
