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komorebi-for-kde/nix/ -> nix/linux/ komorebi-for-mac/nix/ -> nix/macos/ The nix expressions of the platforms (modules, option files, VM test suites, kwin effects, the darwin module) sit next to the existing nix/workspace-src.nix. Renames only (252 files); the flakes that import them are replaced by one root flake later in this stack, so nix does not evaluate at this revision.
46 lines
2.2 KiB
Python
46 lines
2.2 KiB
Python
# What komorebi on Windows does itself and komorebi on KDE has the compositor do, in a real Plasma
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# session whose machine has the effects installed (the module does that): what is on the screen,
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# read from screenshots, not what komorebi wrote. Each feature is a section, and a run of the
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# daemon:
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#
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# A toggle-maximize: the window fills the work area, is the one on top, and goes back to its
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# tile. It runs on the daemon the session started with the module's unit, as on a user's
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# machine; the sections after it stop that daemon and start their own runs
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# B transparency: unfocused windows are see-through, the focused one is not
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# C border colors: every kind of window has its own: the focused window, the others, a locked
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# container that does not have the focus, a stack and a monocled window that have it, and a
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# floating window that has it
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# D animation curves: two curves put a window in different places at the same moment
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# E fullscreen: a fullscreen window covers the monitor, is not moved, and goes back to its tile
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#
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# Every window is a `foot` of one color all over (`Kde.colored_window`), and a color is read at the
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# pixels just outside the frame of the window (`pixels.ring`); section E reads the frames KWin
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# reports for the windows, not a screenshot. `komorebi/tests/maximize.rs`, `maximize_commands.rs`
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# and `fullscreen.rs` check what the window manager does with a maximize and a fullscreen against
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# the fake; section A checks that KWin's own maximize does it, and the shared `fullscreen`, run
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# after the sections, that a window KWin has taken fullscreen is left alone.
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from komorebi_vm import Checks
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from komorebi_vm.core.scenarios import fullscreen
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from komorebi_vm.core.suite import platform_only, run_suite, shared
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from komorebi_vm.platforms.kde.extras import features as kde_features
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start_all()
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machine.wait_for_unit("multi-user.target")
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checks = Checks()
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def taken_fullscreen() -> None:
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platform, clients = kde_features.fullscreen_setup(machine, SCALE)
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fullscreen.run(platform, checks, clients)
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run_suite(
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checks,
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platform_only("kde", kde_features.run, machine, checks, SCALE),
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shared(taken_fullscreen),
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)
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checks.finish()
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