The "CcPermissionInfobar" widget is a more descriptive way to
communicate that some Settings panel needs authentication in order
to perform certain actions.
This widget doesn't handle the permissions (as in GPermission)
itself. It needs to be binded to an existing instance of GPermission,
and it will react to the permission's state (show when the current
user is not authorized, and hide when the user is authorized).
This is part of a big set of changes that aim to set a consistent
authentication method accross Settings panels.
See #685, #556, and #771
The same way that GNOME Shell does it, we set:
* audio-volume-muted-symbolic when mute button is toggled*
* audio-volume-low-symbolic when 0 < volume < 30%
* audio-volume-medium-symbolic when 30% < volume < 70%
* audio-volume-high-symbolic when 70% < volume <= 100%
When "muted" we can't actually rely on volume (it can be close
to zero but not absolute zero). Instead of requiring volume == 0,
we track the state based on whether the mute button is active.
Fixes#521
A little above in the function, we update the page UI, maybe destroying
the bits that allow decoupling display-attached tablets from their display.
Later on, we unconditionally update its GtkSwitch.
This can't bode well on tablets where the widget was already destroyed.
We store the list of "Search Locations" in a gsetting. When a location
gets added and then removed, the gsetting still stores its path.
These changes verify the existance of a file before loading it in the UI,
and also removes the path from the gsetting when the location can't
be found.
Fixes#812
While dragging a row in order to reoder the search list, we create
a fake copy of the row that gets dragged into the position where
the user wants the row to be in. This fake row should have its
switch matching the state of its master copy.
Fixes#810
Being the VPN list actually a collection of listboxes, this function
ensures it looks alright in other places. However the case of removing
all VPN connections till we're back empty was missed.
Otherwise we might potentially be using the GtkSettings for the wrong
screen, which might make a difference if one screen has animations
enabled but another doesn’t.
(This is an edge case I spotted while reading the code, but not one that
I’ve experienced practically.)
Signed-off-by: Philip Withnall <withnall@endlessm.com>
When animations are disabled, the @keyframes CSS rule doesn’t work, and
neither does animation-name — so we need to set the margin-left to the
arrow’s final location directly.
Signed-off-by: Philip Withnall <withnall@endlessm.com>
On distro openSUSE Tumbleweed and SUSE Linux Enterprise the path
of command usermod is not in environment variable PATH, we need to
use absolute path to find command.
This is backed by the 'background' permission that
the flatpak portal uses. It would be slightly nicer
if we had a separate 'unset' state. For now, we just
show 'unset' as 'on'.
The list holding the different supported VPN types is currently relying
on its content in order to expand horizontally. This comes out odd
if the list is mostly empty or has no specially wide content, as it is
then centered in the dialog.
Have it fill the available space, and align vertically on top.
Not that it makes that much of a difference, but none of the GPUs we
listed were marked as the default one. The variable that holds the
boolean variant was also changed to make it clearer that it held the
value rather than was a value.
Otherwise, invoking other panel (eg. through shell search, or CLI) and
closing the dialog will result in a crash, as the NetDeviceEthernet
object does no longer exist.
This is due to the object being accessed after being unreffed - connect the signal
so it is removed when the object is finalized.
This regression was introduced in 93a269f8 when switching to GtkTemplate.
The panel swarms details/devices/privacy show this icon. Since the applications
panel is not made from sub-panels, this doesn't show. For consistency this shows
the icon so the transition isn't as jarring for the user.
Add a flat into the panel .desktop file to enable this - other panels might
require this in the future
