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The page takes a Screen Wake Lock while visible and again whenever it
comes back to the front, so the tablet neither dims nor starts its
screensaver over the dashboard. It changes no tablet setting, and the
screen goes back to its own timeout when the page is hidden. 127.0.0.1
is a secure context, which the API requires.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The Windows tab rebuilt every row once a second, and each rebuild walked
every window icon through its fallback names again, so the rows blinked.
It now re-renders only when the state changed.
Icon lookup only searched the configured theme, so an app the theme
lacks (pcmanfm-qt under candy-icons) lost its icon and showed its label.
It now falls back to hicolor, as the icon theme spec does, in hicolor's
size/category layout.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The second display is now optional: [display] enabled = false skips the
headless output, wayvnc, AVNC and the VNC tunnel, so the tablet runs the
dashboard alone. `deck-it env` reports it as EXTEND.
Keystone's new deck-it page (quickshell, desktop/modules/deckit) edits
the config and the autostart line, which needed:
- The user config is merged over the shipped config.toml key by key
within each table instead of replacing it whole, so the page writes a
sparse file and an unset key falls back to the default.
- `deck-it defaults` prints the shipped config as JSON for the page's
placeholders, so keystone never copies the defaults.
- `deck-it status` prints one JSON line (server, display, waiting,
tablet, extend) for the page's status line and restart check.
- [launch] is now `apps`, a list of desktop ids run with gtk-launch,
with name and icon read from the .desktop file, so the page can pick
launchers from the installed apps. The old command tables are gone;
the client still sends only an id, which must be listed and installed.
A launcher whose icon the theme lacks shows its name.
- [wifi] address gives the tablet's address in config. The last address
that worked is kept in ~/.config/deck-it/last-wifi: `stop` deletes the
runtime serial file, so a restart from the page used to wait forever.
- `stop` also ends a login's `wifi --wait`, matched by its own command
line only, so repeated restarts do not pile up waiters.
Also fixed: `deck-it env` fell through into the usage text, and the
usage text printed the license header since the header was added.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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UDT gives font sizes to keystone's fonts page, which writes
~/.config/keystone/fonts.json. deck-it hardcoded px sizes, so changing
the size on the fonts page did nothing on the tablet. theme.css now
carries --udt-font-size (override.deckit, else base, 8 to 40px, as
quickshell checks) on html, and deck.css sizes text in rem, scaled from
the old 14px design.
The page loaded theme.css once, so a scheme, wallpaper or size change
reached the tablet only after a reload. The shell now re-reads it every
5s and on visibility, swapping it into a <style> only when it changed,
and sets meta theme-color from --udt-base instead of Macchiato's
hardcoded base.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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