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The tile grid sits in a Flickable capped at three rows, so the fourth row
the new modules bring scrolls inside that box instead of eating the
notification space; a thin accent bar in the margin shows only when a row
is hidden. Tiles are reordered with the everyday ones first.
Performance shows the island's PerfPanel in a Page, with a tile line of CPU
and RAM and the warning dot. Perf.detailed is now a count of live PerfPanel
instances instead of a binding in the status pill: the island and the drawer
both host the panel, and a bool with two writers would let one clear it
under the other.
Clipboard reads cliphist when its page opens: search, copy on click or
Enter, delete per row, clear all behind a 3 second confirm, image entries as
thumbnails decoded once onto tmpfs. Entries reach sh as $1, never inside a
command string. A copy closes the drawer through a new Page.dismiss signal
the drawer connects like back.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- The panel loads only while open. Its models are fresh arrays every
sample, so a hidden instance rebuilt its rows every 2s for the whole
session.
- The public IP fetch never kills one already running, and waits 30
minutes from the last attempt, not the last success: a rate-limited
or offline fetch was retried every minute.
- curl -4, so an IPv6 answer cannot silently stall the VPN check.
- CPU load sums only the first eight /proc/stat fields. guest and
guest_nice are already inside user and nice, and counting them again
read high while VMs ran.
- df gets timeout -k; the VRAM scan is not restarted over itself.
- The GPU name joins the host constants in Perf.qml.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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CPU, RAM, temperatures and disks are sampled always, so the island's
icon can warn with the panel closed; per-core load, the network rate,
VRAM and the GPU fan only while the panel is open. hwmon chips are
found by name, since their numbers move across boots. df runs under
timeout so a dead NFS server keeps the last rows rather than blocking.
The public IP keeps conky's cache file and 30 minute pace.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Haiku 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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