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Quiet muted only the Claude and opencode hooks, which play their own
sounds and check the flag themselves. With notification sounds it now
means no sound at all while the balloons still show, so the balloon
player reads status.quiet the way Notify reads status.dnd, without
instantiating Status. A per-app quiet list was left out: the mute list
already covers an app that should make no sound.
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From the final review. Every save ran gsettings set, so saving a timeout
on a first run, with no soundTheme in the file, silently reset a system
theme set elsewhere to freedesktop; the page now writes it only when the
draft's theme differs from the file's, and flags any other mismatch as
before. An exit code outside 0-3, a save killed mid-run, now reads as an
error rather than a partial success. The player's comment no longer
claims the balloon's expiry check, which it does not need.
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A save's outcome sat at the bottom of the page, out of sight on a long
one, while "unsaved changes" was already in the header. SaveBar gains
notice, shown once the page is clean, and error, shown in red over the
unsaved mark, since a refused or failed write leaves the draft dirty.
Wired for notifications, HyprIdle, Sunset, Wallpaper and the four Mail
pages, with their longer messages shortened to fit the header. Messages
that are not save results stay in their pages: the icon theme's
immediate apply, Sunset's location detection, the assistant restart.
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A sound per urgency chosen with the widget file dialog, previewed with
pw-play, and the sound theme for apps' sound-name hints. Save writes the
theme to gsettings as well, and the page reads gsettings back on every
open so a change made elsewhere is shown, with a button to adopt it,
rather than overwritten.
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Muted and suggested apps were the same chip in two unlabelled rows. Each
row now has a caption; muted chips are red, suggestions dimmed and cut to
the eight most recent, newest first. The suggestions were already bounded
by the live and history caps. Limits gains a line saying what the two
numbers do, like the one under Timeouts.
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From the final review. An edit broke the draft's binding to Notify.config
and Discard assigned a plain value, so a later change to the file read as
unsaved edits; discard and refresh now restore the binding. Save stays
disabled while the write runs, since a second click killed the first
mid-write. Unknown keys inside timeouts and balloons are merged rather
than replaced, as the spec asks.
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A bare TextInput defaults activeFocusOnTab to false, unlike the Controls
TextField some pages use, so Tab skipped every field built from one: the
settings search, Field, the qtmaildir, git, autostart, assistant, OBS,
user, VM and network rows, and the calendar editor. Multi-line TextEdits
stay out of the chain.
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Typing replaces a Field's value binding, so Discard left the typed text
showing over the reverted draft, and a rejected timeout kept displaying.
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Edits notifyd's config.json as a draft behind the SaveBar and runs
notifyctl reload after the write; a stopped daemon is reported as saved
but not applied, since it reads the file at its next start. Muting offers
the apps already seen in the queue and history.
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One resolver for both shells and the settings page, with the defaults that
reproduce today's behaviour, and the mute/DND decision beside it so the
node check covers it.
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The thumbnail list scrolled a fraction of a thumbnail per wheel notch,
which is ListView's default step and slow with rows this tall. A
MouseArea over the list (acceptedButtons: Qt.NoButton, so clicks and
hovers still reach the thumbnails) now moves one row per notch, and
keeps a touchpad's pixel delta as it is.
An open folder with many images scrolled its header out of view, so
folding it meant scrolling back to the top. A copy of the header is now
pinned over the list while the topmost row belongs to a folder whose own
header has scrolled off; clicking it folds that folder and positions the
view at its header. The header row became an inline component so the
list and the pinned copy draw the same thing.
Loads clean; not yet confirmed by eye.
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Hyprland draws no decorations, so the settings window had no way to fill
the monitor and no visible close (only Ctrl+Q and Escape). It now carries
a titlebar row of its own: "Keystone Settings" centred, and maximize and
close at the right. Maximize toggles FloatingWindow.maximized, which
Hyprland honours and undoes.
A corner button floating over the page was tried first and covered the
pages' Save buttons; a row of its own keeps clear of every page header
without each page knowing about it.
The buttons are Rectangles rather than the directory's Button.qml,
because this file imports QtQuick.Controls and that import shadows it.
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A headphones icon in the status pill, shown while Sony headphones are
connected, opens a panel in the capsule: battery, noise control tiles
(ANC, ambient, off), ambient level, focus on voice, the headphones' own
sink volume, power off and refresh.
Battery and volume need nothing new: BlueZ's Battery1 already reports the
charge, and volume is AVRCP through PipeWire, so the slider drives the
headphones' bluez_output node rather than the default sink. Only the mode
needs Sony's own protocol, which sonyctl speaks over RFCOMM with the
Python standard library. The headphones advertise the v2 MDR service on
channel 18 and answer an 8-byte init reply, which is the v2 shape.
What was measured on a WH-CH720N, and differs from what reading
Gadgetbridge alone suggested: the ambient subtype is 17, while 15 (what
Gadgetbridge sends to models without wind-noise reduction) is acked and
never answered; the set payload is 7 bytes, with no wind byte. Noise
cancelling has no strength, only on or off; a level sent with it is
ignored and the previous ambient level kept. Focus on voice reads back
as set. A connect right after the previous run closed fails with EBUSY,
so sonyctl retries it briefly.
Each call is about 2s, so the panel runs one at a time and sends the
ambient level only once the slider or wheel settles. The mode is re-read
on every open because the headphones' own button changes it too. Power
off was not exercised, to keep the headphones on during development.
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qtmaildir now takes --account, --thread and --message, and hands them to
a running window over its socket, so the drawer and the notifications can
open the exact thing they show instead of just launching the client.
mail-open.sh is the one place that turns an account and a thread into
selectors, shared by both callers. It looks up the thread's newest unread
message at click time rather than when the row or notification was built:
by then it may have been read, and an empty lookup falls back to the whole
thread instead of a miss in qtmaildir's status bar.
The notification never had a working click: dunstify is not installed, so
mail-notify.sh always took its notify-send fallback, which carried no
action. It now uses notify-send -A NAME=Text, one action per listed thread
(keyed by thread id, which is hex and so never holds the "=" separator)
plus the account as default. The round trip through notifyd was checked:
notifyctl action makes notify-send print the picked name.
On the page, the account header opens the account and a thread row its
newest unread message. Rows use TapHandler and HoverHandler because a
MouseArea cannot fill a Column. Launches are detached: a first launch is
the client itself, and the old reused Process would have killed it on the
next click. Opening anything now closes the drawer rather than going back.
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The page shows a summary; btop is the full picture when the summary is
not enough. The button sits in the header's actions slot, so it stays
put while the panel scrolls, and closes the drawer on launch since the
terminal takes over from there.
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The repository had no name of its own, only the framework's. It is now
Keystone, in the README, AGENTS.md, the settings window, notes commit
messages, calctl's PRODID and the user page's User-Agent.
Its files move off quickshell's name too:
~/.config/quickshell/greetings -> ~/.config/keystone/
~/.config/quickshell/obs-scene-icons.json -> ~/.config/keystone/
$XDG_STATE_HOME/quickshell/desktop.json -> $XDG_STATE_HOME/keystone/
~/.config/quickshell is Quickshell's own default config directory (a
bare qs loads its shell.qml), so sharing it was a collision rather than
a home. There is no fallback to the old paths: the files are moved once.
The layer namespaces become keystone-*, and the Hyprland blur rules in
hypr-theme are renamed to match in the same change. A running shell
keeps its old namespaces until restarted.
Left alone: the retired standalone mail and vm shells' namespaces,
which their READMEs keep as history; Quickshell's own app id, binary
and process name; and the repository directory.
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The landing page was a paragraph of About text. It now carries the
project's name, Keystone, a short About, and a system card: the
Slackware facts of conky-theme-udt's card (version, package count,
kernel, install age, and the slackpkg ChangeLog age, green under a day,
yellow under a week, red past it), the machine, and base library and
development tool versions, in two columns. The page scrolls once it
outgrows the window.
Everything comes from one sh process per open of the window, so there
is no cache file and no dependency on conky's sampler. Library and tool
versions are read from the installed package names in
/var/log/packages: the version must start with a digit, so gcc does not
also match gcc-g++, and stops at an underscore, which drops qt6's
snapshot suffix. A package that is not installed shows a dash.
The shortcut walkthrough left the About text: the drawer, island and
assistant are described in their own READMEs.
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A Wayland window capture is chosen in the portal picker, which only OBS's
source dialog can open. In a scene whose only source is a PipeWire capture,
the panel gets a Window button that opens that dialog. A window scene with
more than one source needs a per-scene designation the pill does not have yet.
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Per-core load, the network rate, VRAM and the fan used to run only while
a PerfPanel existed, and closing the page cleared them. Opening the
drawer therefore always showed a fresh first sample and an empty network
graph, which made the page not very useful as a glance at what just
happened. Everything now samples for the whole session, so the graph
opens on the last minute of history.
The cost is the VRAM fdinfo scan, ~14ms every 2s, now unconditional; a
ponytail note beside it says to gate it on the panel again if that shows
up. The LAN address and the public IP check run once at startup instead
of on each page open.
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The Mail, Assistant and Ask presets pages got a Save and Discard pair in
the page header; the rest still had their own buttons wherever their
page put them: User's Save at the bottom, Wallpaper's Apply and Reset
beside the mock screens, Icons' Apply and Reset under the cursor cards,
HyprSunset's and HyprIdle's Save + Restart in the page. They now all sit
in the header SaveBar, which takes the page's own verbs (Apply and
Reset, Save + Restart) and a busy state.
HyprSunset and HyprIdle had no notion of an unsaved change, so their
button was always live. They now count as changed when what save()
would write differs from what was read, which enables Save only then,
gives Discard (a reload) something to drop, and marks them in the
sidebar; a window open no longer reloads them over unsaved edits. The
staged cursor moved from IconsTab into the Icons singleton so the
header and the sidebar can see it.
Git and autostart act a row at a time, and a theme applies on click, so
those have no bar.
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The qtmaildir, Assistant and Ask presets pages wrote a field on Enter,
and a switch or chip the moment it was clicked, so a half-finished
change reached the file and a slip could not be taken back. They now
edit a draft as fields are typed, and a Save and Discard pair in the
page header (SaveBar, through Page.actions) writes or drops it. Save
waits while a field holds a value that cannot be written, and a draft
over a file that changed on disk meanwhile is refused at Save rather
than written over it. A dot in the sidebar marks a page with unsaved
edits; drafts survive moving between pages. The four Mail pages share
one draft, since they are one file. Tool switches are staged too and
renamed on Save; model Load, Prefer and Restart stay immediate, being
actions rather than settings.
Live editing needed two rules. A field is no longer bound to its value,
which would reset the cursor and eat a typed trailing space; it follows
the value only when the draft moves under it. And a Repeater's model is
now the set of row keys (or a count), assigned only when that set
changes: an array rebuilt from the draft on each keystroke recreates
every row, including the one being typed in, which loses its focus.
Git, autostart's rows, HyprSunset, HyprIdle and User keep their own
buttons.
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QtQuick.Dialogs' ColorDialog opened light on the dark desktop. It paints
from the Qt Quick palette, which qt6ct leaves at Qt's default here: its
custom_palette is off and the dark comes from the kvantum-dark widget
style, which Qt Quick does not use. Qt.labs.platform's ColorDialog falls
back to the widget QColorDialog in a QApplication, which this process
already is for the tray menus, and widgets take the kvantum style like
every other application.
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An account's chip colour and each tag colour were #rrggbb typed by
hand. A swatch beside each now shows the colour and opens Qt's own
ColorDialog, which writes the choice back as #rrggbb; typing still
works. The add-tag row has one too, filling its field. Setting.qml
gains a colour flag rather than a second component, since a colour
key is an ordinary text key with a swatch.
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qtmaildir is configured through qtmaildir.conf alone, which it reads at
startup and never writes. Four settings pages under a new Mail group
edit it: Mail ([general], [sync], [completion]), Compose, Accounts (a
card per account, add and remove) and Tags & shortcuts ([tagcolors] and
[keys]). Fields save on Enter and unset when emptied, with qtmaildir's
defaults as placeholders and numbers range-checked; the pages say when
qtmaildir is running and a change waits for its restart.
Ini.js edits the file line by line so its comments survive. Headers are
only whole [name] lines: a section is never cut at the next "[", since
values such as [Gmail]/Bozze hold brackets, the trap AGENTS.md records.
The shortcut actions are copied from qtmaildir's KeyMap::knownActions()
rather than exported by it, since a CLI flag there would have meant
translations and a changelog entry; the field also takes free text, and
the copy is marked as a ponytail ceiling.
The settings sidebar now clips, which a list long enough to scroll
showed it did not: entries drew over the search box.
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Load set the preference as well as swapping the model in, so loading a
model from the settings page for any reason made it the assistant's
model too: after loading Qwen there, the canvas kept Qwen instead of
bringing the preferred Gemma back. Load and Prefer are now separate
buttons: Load swaps a model in now and leaves the preference alone, and
Prefer only records which model the canvas loads when it opens.
The canvas header also showed a stale model name after a swap; it now
takes the model from the daemon's ctx event, which carries it from
desktop-assistant f9d4644 on.
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A preferred model that only took effect from the settings page did
nothing the next time another client had swapped it out. On this
desktop one model and one client run at a time, so opening the canvas
is when the assistant's model should come back: if the preferred one is
neither loaded nor loading, it is loaded, and the canvas header says so
until the router reports it in. The daemon still never asks for a model;
with no preference set nothing changes.
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The daemon answers with whichever model llama-server has loaded and
never asks for one, so it never evicts a model another client is using.
The Assistant settings page now lists the router's models with their
state. Load saves one as the preferred model, in Prefs, and asks the
router to load it now, polling /v1/models until it reports loaded;
Prefer marks the loaded model as preferred without swapping. The swap
happens only on that click, so the daemon's rule holds.
AGENTS.md records the router's load endpoint and its two refusals, both
measured: it lives on the server root, not under /v1.
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Ten pages in one flat list had stopped reading as a list. A module now
names its group, and the sidebar sorts by it and draws a small heading
where it changes: Account (user, git), Appearance (wallpaper, theme,
icons), Desktop (HyprSunset, HyprIdle, autostart) and Assistant (the
daemon, Ask presets). Groups keep the order their first page is
declared in, so shell.qml's module order still decides.
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Two settings pages for desktop-assistant.
Assistant edits the daemon's config.toml: server, temperature, tool
rounds, thinking, the system prompt, and the [env] values its tools
read; a switch per tool renames tools/<name>.toml to .toml.off, which
the daemon's glob skips. The daemon reads all of it at startup only, so
the page says when a change is pending and Restart runs assistant.sh
restart, showing its status when the daemon does not come back.
The file is edited line by line, like autostart.lua, so the comments
the example ships with survive: unset keys stay commented out in place.
Every write parses the whole new file with tomllib first and replaces
the old one atomically, so no edit can leave a config the daemon will
not start with. Defaults are read from assistant.py --defaults rather
than copied into QML.
Ask presets edits the canvas's canned questions, which Prefs already
stored for exactly this page: label, question, and the kinds each is
offered for. They apply live.
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Moving the appearance files into the desktop added import "../.." after
the last line of each file that began with "import". In Icons.qml that
line is inside the embedded Python cursor script, so the import landed
there: python3 died on a SyntaxError, printed nothing, and every cursor
card stayed empty with nothing in the log. Icons.qml uses no Theme, so
the line goes. Every other moved file has it above its root object.
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The mock screens took a third of the width beside the list, which left
both cramped in the settings window. They now sit on top, sized to half
the width and capped so the upright screen stays under 200px, with the
notes and the actions beside them; the folder list takes the full width
and the rest of the height below. The actions are a Flow, so they wrap
instead of clipping in a narrow window.
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The drawer's greeting row stays, and clicking it now closes the drawer
and opens the user page in the settings window: Drawer.show already hands
a settings module to the window, so the row's handler is unchanged.
"More git settings" switches the window to the git page through the
same go() it used in the drawer. The page is searchable by the fields it
edits.
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The grid is for quick settings, and the window it opened is the
opposite, so a tile for it sat wrong. The gear now sits at the right of
the user header, a round button that closes the drawer and opens the
settings window on its landing page.
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