librest-0.7 uses libsoup 2 and fails to build since it was removed from
the runtime. Even if it did build successfully, gnome-control-center
would crash at runtime because it links to libsoup 3 dependencies like
gnome-online-accounts. The solution is simple: use librest-1.0 instead.
Note that nobody is using this flatpak manifest. gnome-online-accounts
switched to libsoup 3 last release cycle. There is no way for this
manifest to have worked since that time because it builds the master
branch of gnome-online-accounts.
Fixes#2324
Being able to close the QR code dialog by pressing the ESC
key would be a handy feature.
By switching from GtkWindow to GtkDialog, the QR code
dialog is closed when pressing ESC.
Closes#2357
The CcCropArea dialog fails to update cursor to 'default'
one when leaving the CcCropArea into the GtkHeaderBar.
Fix that by setting 'default' cursor in the "leave" event
of CcCropArea.
Closes#2359
the transient parent for the dialog was wrongly set to
its own window, causing following g_critical message:
Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_window_set_transient_for: assertion 'parent == NULL || GTK_IS_WINDOW (parent)' failed
libaccountsservice documents that it is undefined to access an
ActUser object's properties before the 'is-loaded' property is
set to try.
Control-center unfortunately sometimes accesses objects that
aren't fully loaded, leading to log spew and memory corruption.
This commit fixes the problem by setting up a signal handler
to listen for the is-loaded notification when necessary.
Closes: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/2348
Closes: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-control-center/-/issues/2349
The current usage of CUPS IPP API does not work for temporary queues, because the g-c-c sends the request without creating a local printer first, so the request is sent to non-existing printer.
If you use the destination from cupsGetNamedDest() for printing, CUPS library does the local printer creation internally and printing test page will work even for temporary queues.
Fixes https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2148481
Many devices are able to scan a specifically formatted QR code to
connect to a wifi network.
To make sharing of wifi connections easier, it would be helpful to
display such a QR code in the wifi settings.
A button is added to the wifi connection row. This row is shown in
the general wifi settings panel, as well as in the "Known Wi-Fi Network"
dialog. Clicking the button opens an additional dialog, which shows the
QR code.
