Hide the button to open the parental controls UI if it’s not installed.
This will allow distributions to split the dependency, making
gnome-control-center suggest (rather than require) malcontent-ui, while
still requiring libmalcontent.
In turn, this will allow malcontent-ui to be uninstalled without
requiring gnome-control-center to be uninstalled, which will satisfy
users who feel the need to uninstall it because it’s not useful to them.
Signed-off-by: Philip Withnall <pwithnall@endlessos.org>
Let the callback to "response" signal run after the default
so that we use the updated details to create hotspot.
Otherwise, the changes made won't be used.
This is required as the default handler updates the connection
details in cc-wifi-hotspot-dialog.
The dialog needs to be resizeable in order to work on mobile.
For that reason, it also needs scrolling. Because it needs
scrolling, we can't have the flat headerbar without custom
behavior.
For now, use a regular headerbar and AdwPreferences{Group,Page}
There is now the header-suffix property that makes it possible to add
tablet/stylus icons besides the title/description, so we can simply
use this widget.
GtkListBox's dispose function removes all rows, and
`gtk_list_box_remove ()` sends `row-selected`. In turn,
as we listen to row-selected, we end up calling
functions on our toolbar while it may be in the
process of disposing. This causes a crash.
This commit introduces an early return if the toolbar is
being destroyed.
When the month row value is changed, the signal callback uses
the year value from the year spin button. So set year value
before month is set so that the year is set to a valid value
thus avoiding a crash with invalid year.
It was apparent when selecting the text, as the text is right aligned.
»AMD® Ryzen threadripper 1950x 16-core processor × 32 «
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»AMD® Ryzen threadripper 1950x 16-core processor × 32«
libgtop gets the RAM size as is visible to the OS, so the physical RAM
size minus all the reserved areas listed at the top of your usual Linux
dmesg output.
Use systemd 248's MEMORY_ARRAY_* properties attached to the pseudo-DMI
device to get the size of the RAM sticks/chips as the user expects.
Closes: #1540
