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When the audio indicator appears, it appears with an animation. But the
unread badge did not animate to get out of its way. Now it does.

This patch makes is super-duper impossible to enable both effects at
once, and it does this by providing an obvious way to turn off the
currently active effect: just temporarily show on the main applet itself!

After ending the alternative effect, applet will naturally return to its
primary role, and both actions would still be available in the menu.

This aims to prevent accidental activation of both effects at once,
which might turn out to be glitchy, and in any case is not something
that makes sense allowing a user to do.

This way they reflect the actual state of their controllers, even for a
controller that is not the primary operation mode of an applet and thus
is not already reflected by an active applet indicator line.

Factoring out an "interface" (if one can call it like that in QML) for
the two operation modes removes all the decision making from the main
file, and delegates things like description text and toggle() method to
implementations. It turns ?trinary: mess into a set of simple and
straightforward bindings.

Test plan: applet works correctly in both configurations, on X11 and
Wayland; it's menu actions have adaptive text labels, and triggering
the one that matches applet's mode (primary controller) also updates
the highlight (active applet) indicator.

Let's reuse the one from MinimizeAllController that "just works".

This change means that applet will be tracking minimized clients
regardless of its primary role (Minimize / Peek). This needs some
follow up changes to represent such state explicitly. But also it makes
"Minimize All Windows" action menu affect the "active" state of the
 applet when it has "Minimize..." role, which is kind of an improvement.

BUG: 457809

We don't gain much with this delayed loading, and in fact it forces us
to keep `showdesktop.minimizeAll()` method for the Plasmoid's action menu
which is otherwise already implemented in this controller.

Besides, "component" is such an overloaded broad term in QML.

Shift modifier is used to move/resize the panel precisely, 1 unit at a
time.

In group: Up/Down to move tasks
In taskbar: Left/Right to move tasks

Without this include QTWAYLANDCLIENT_VERSION variable will be undefined

Aleix Pol Gonzalez authored Sep 13, 2022 and Aleix Pol Gonzalez committed Sep 13, 2022

Somehow it isn't automatically generated in.

BUG: 458793

When a launcher item is on the left/right edge, continue pressing
left/right arrow key will not move the item to the previous/next line.

This is a small fixup for 971dc0a2.

Nate Graham authored Sep 08, 2022 and Fushan Wen committed Sep 12, 2022

This feature got lost in the QML port and is re-added here.

The old version of the feature drew the label on top of the flag with no
background, thereby making the label appear invisible for certain flags.
To alleviate this, the new implementation draws the label on a badge in
the corner, like the Battery & Brightness widget does.

Because this changes the format of the setting that controls the display
style (going from a bool to an enum), an update script is provided to
migrate people's old settings as needed.

BUG: 444864
FIXED-IN: 5.26

This also adds a highlight to cover the "Drag to move" label.

`keyNavigationWraps` is disabled to allow to switch focus to the search
field by pressing up arrow key when the topmost items has focus.

1. Hide button text when there is not enough space
2. Use different flows for vertical panels and horizontal panels

Oliver Beard authored Sep 12, 2022 and Nate Graham committed Sep 12, 2022

Update the KCM layout slightly, with added spacing and changes to the spinbox
to bring it in line with the Notifications KCM.

KeyRepeat, RepeatDelay, and RepeateRate have custom names. We need to
specify those names in the Notifiers field otherwise kconfig source
generator won't generate relevant notification code.

BUG: 408943

This simplifies the code and also makes it actually work

setConfig must be called before addPlugins, otherwise the model emits the wrong defaults state

We must call setNeedsSave when setting to defaults

We must connect defaulted to setRepresentsDefaults, not its getter

This looks less visually cramped and improves touch friendliness a bit.

In case of conflict in i18n, keep the version of the branch "ours"
To resolve a particular conflict, "git checkout --ours path/to/file.desktop"

Previously we used conjoined buttons, but in the PC3 port to be
compatible with Qt6, we lost the conjoined appearance, making the
options look a lot less mutually exclusive than they used to.

To remedy this, instead use Radio Buttons, which are the most original
and recognizable UI controls to denote mutually exclusive actions.

In case of conflict in i18n, keep the version of the branch "ours"
To resolve a particular conflict, "git checkout --ours path/to/file.desktop"

This makes sure it's nicely centered in the parent window

In case of conflict in i18n, keep the version of the branch "ours"
To resolve a particular conflict, "git checkout --ours path/to/file.desktop"

Right now there is code to reduce the liklihood of accidental drags, but
it suffers from two issues that reduce its effectiveness:
- It doesn't internally check for all the parameters used to signify
  that the mouse is pressed, just one which serves as a proxy for the
  rest. As a result, if they get out of sync it's possible for a drag
  to begin even when the mouse isn't pressed.
- It has a distance threshold before starting a drag that defaults to
  10px, but can be overridden in config files to be much less. And 10px
  is quite small anyway.

This commit fixes those issues by checking for all press-based
paremeters when determining whether to start a drag, and and ensuring
that the drag threshold never falls below 1/2 of the icon size no
matter what it's set to in the config file.

BUG: 402376
FIXED-IN: 5.26

Replace the ButtonColumn with a plain Column + ButtonGroup

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