After the port to AdwPreferencesPage and the
main switch being moved out from the headerbar,
the content of the sharing dialogs got a bit hidden,
which requires more scrolling.
Fix such issue by removing the height-request
property, so the window height can follow the content
height. Do the same for the Media Sharing dialog
to keep consistency. Also, use the same window width
in both dialogs (to also keep consistency).
Commit c0c357c3 (!2211) moved the "Remote Login" code to the System
panel. There are some leftover bits of code in the sharing panel though.
This cleans that up.
Closes#2895
Sorting providers and accounts by features flags makes it difficult to
thme how we like, so hard-code the sorting order based on the
non-localized provider name.
Remove the GOA subprocess helper and use GoaClient directly.
The GoaClient is loaded asynchronously, with the panel being marked
insensitive until ready. Any `CcPanel::parameters` passed while loading
are deferred until the client is ready.
- Remove the "Networks" title from CcSharingNetworks
and only use the titles from the AdwPreferencesGroups
- Remove the margins from CcSharingNetworks,
since AdwPreferencesGroup already has margins
- Remove unused `spacing` properties
- Replace the Media Sharing GtkGrid with a GtkBox,
like in the File Sharing dialog, and separate the
networks and folders section into their own
AdwPreferencesGroups
- Remove an unnecessary GtkListBox. It was added[1]
in order to make the "Require Password" and "Password"
rows to have the boxed-list style. Since the dialogs
from Sharing panel started to use AdwPreferencesPage/Group[2],
this GtkListBox is no longer necessary.
[1] 9a15a48d
[2] 45a5a1e0
Closes https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/2818
- refresh the symbolic icons to sync some style changes and update the source sheet
- rename assets for the privacy subpanel's symbolic icons
- delete deprecated/unused symbolic icons
- add new icon for system panel
- add new icon for remote desktop so it isn't using displays icons
This change effectively reverts commit 5c679301ec ("search: Invalidate
"Search Locations" list when folders can't be found"). The crash
that commits intends to fix does not occur on main anymore, and there's
no real difference between an existing and non existing file from this
interface's perspective.
Removing a folder automatically is dangerous because it may be on
an unmounted external hard drive or another location that is not
currently available. This also removes some blocking i/o on the main
thread.
Instead replace with a subtitle message to notify the user that the
folder is inaccessible.
We handle index-single-directories and index-recursive-directories
different, but the user has no idea. Add a subtitle to clarify
the difference in behavior.
