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Quickshell has no BlueZ agent and no generic D-Bus module, so a pairing
that needs a passkey confirmed cannot be done from QML. bluetoothctl
registers its own agent, so pairing is the one shell-out; adapter state,
scanning, connecting and forgetting all stay native.
The timeout is the ceiling: a device bluetoothctl cannot auto-confirm
fails visibly rather than hanging the page.
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Native Quickshell.Bluetooth for adapter power, discoverable, scan,
connect, disconnect, trust and forget. Pairing is separate, because
quickshell ships no BlueZ agent.
The adapter is null for the first ~2s, so every access is navigated
safely rather than assuming a first paint.
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Radio switch, scan, and a list ordered connected, known, strongest. A
secured unknown network reveals an inline password field rather than
opening a popup, since a QtQuick.Controls popup is a separate window that
positions badly on this layer surface, the same reason the sound page
expands in place.
Connection failures come through the Network.connectionFailed signal and
show inline; the same failure also notifies, for the case where the
drawer has closed by the time it lands.
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Wired first because it is the simpler half and proves the module wiring.
Native Quickshell.Networking, no polling: the singletons push, and
alwaysActive is true with no Service.qml because there is nothing to gate.
The tile shows one line per active link rather than picking a primary,
since the API exposes no route metric and guessing wrong would be worse
than showing both.
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The sound page showed the default sink and source but gave no way to
choose another device and the meter was inert. Each section now lists
the real audio devices, streams and monitor nodes filtered out, behind
an in-place dropdown that sets Pipewire.preferredDefaultAudioSink or
preferredDefaultAudioSource. The meter takes the wheel, click and drag,
and the state glyph beside the percentage toggles mute.
The list expands in place rather than in a popup because a
QtQuick.Controls popup is a separate window and does not position
reliably on a layer surface. The meter accepts the wheel and prevents
stealing so the page's ScrollView neither scrolls nor flicks instead.
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The README claimed a click outside returns to the grid; it closes the
drawer, and only Escape-with-a-page or the back arrow return to the grid.
The three moved module READMEs' run and IPC commands still named the
deleted volume-osd, mail-overview and vm-manager paths, so point them at
qs -p desktop and ipc call drawer open sound|mail|vm.
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Five components become three, and the Theme symlink count with them. Two
new notes: a pragma Singleton in a subdirectory resolves through a plain
directory import with no qmldir, and Virsh.sampling gates only the stats
poll, not the lifecycle stream that keeps the tile correct while the page
is closed.
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Virsh.qml is unchanged; VmPanel's body becomes the page and the stat row
becomes a Flow, because four stats with 150px bars do not fit a 600px
drawer as one row. The page starts and stops Virsh.sampling, so the 2s
poll runs only while something is looking at it; the lifecycle event
stream still runs always, which is what keeps the tile's dots current.
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The singleton was referenced only inside lazy Components, so its
qtmaildir.conf watcher and unread-count refresh did not start until the
drawer first opened, contradicting alwaysActive and the old MailPanel,
which shell.qml instantiated directly. Naming Accounts at the Module top
level creates it at shell load; the page keeps its own refresh on open.
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Accounts.qml is unchanged and MailPanel's body becomes the page. The
three scripts move with it, which changes the absolute paths in autostart
and in the waybar module; both are outside this repo and listed in the
plan's final task. Button.qml, byte-identical here and in vm-manager,
lands at the shell root as the single copy.
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VolumeOsd.qml did three jobs in one file: PipeWire tracking, the OSD
surface and the player transport. They become Service, Osd and the page.
The OSD keeps its namespace so the existing Hyprland blur rule still
matches, and the service stays always-active because the OSD has to
answer a keypress with no drawer open.
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A tile with no page: appearance stays its own process because a wallpaper
picker needs more room than a 600px drawer, so the tile only fires its
existing IPC. This is the case the contract's activate() exists for.
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