Currently with a light theme, often colors calculated from icons are incredible bright and vivid. This can cause the user to be flashed all of a sudden with a bright color when launching an app. This commit adopt the dark background blending scheme for all usecases.
This converts many of the animation durations to Kirigami units so that
they can be controlled system wide. It also speeds up several of the
animation durations (ex. in folio) from 800ms to 400ms to improve the
feel and responsiveness of the shell.
Fixes typos in various source comments.
Found via `codespell -S "*.po,*.svg,*.pgm,*.xml,./po,*.desktop,*.json,*.actions" -L aline,aparent,childs,distroname,indexin,indx,logicaly,lokal,nd,splitted,te`
The globbing pattern for finding QML files is problematic because it
breaks when we add/delete a file (requiring us to delete
~/kde/build/plasma-mobile). It also placed every file (both public and
internal files) in the same flat namespace, carrying the risk of name
collisions between unrelated folders.
This commit manually specifies every file in the package. It also moves internal files in the actiondrawer folder into its own namespace. Followup MRs will do this process for other folders.
We so far have been recreating the background elements for all the item throughout the shell. This merge request simplifies this by unifying these elements into a single component, making is easier to keep things at a consistent design while also being able to adjust things when needed in the future.
Per request, I tried to keep thing looking mostly the same as before.
The first picture is what the action drawer looks like now, the one after is with these changes.
This merge request reworks the MarqueeLabel to add smooth scrolling, giving it a more clean appearance while also improving scrolling when filled when characters of different lengths.
Before:
After:
This merge request fixes an issue with notification list scrolling and also adds a few general improvements.
To accomplish this, the notification widget was moved outside of the action drawer swipe area and lock screen swipe area, separating them from the parent-child relationship. Instead, the notification widget is now layered separately on top. This change seems to fix the conflict when both areas are accepting swipes from the same direction.
Additionally, changes were made to the notification list widget for the action drawer to make it behave similarly to the folio home screen app library. Specifically, when at the top of the list, one can swipe down over the notification area to expand the action drawer. In landscape mode, the media widget, clock, and date were also added to the notification list to provide more room for viewing notifications when scrolling.
Closes https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-mobile/-/issues/318
These changes make the navigation and status bar accessible from within fullscreen applications by allowing the user to tap on the top or tap or drag on the bottom of the screen.
Also, since the top panel is now over top of all fullscreen applications, this moves the action drawer swipe area back into the status bar.
This avoids having to completely load the quicksettings, status bar,
media widget, and notifications list from scratch when the view changes.
We now have a single instance of each component which is reparented to
the new view (portrait/landscape).
Fixes https://invent.kde.org/plasma/plasma-mobile/-/issues/406
This change allows scaling of the statusbar (the top panel).
As we have to accommodate for a wide variety of devices with different
physical pixel sizes, we need a way to scale the top panel / status bar.
This change introduces a config value (in plasmamobilerc, such as other
shell settings) that controls this size.
For example (plasmamobilerc):
[General]
statusBarScaleFactor=1.5
(Config UI in kcm mobileshell in separate patch)
Signed-off-by: Sebastian Kügler <sebas@kde.org>
This allows us in the future to use mobileshell without having the WindowUtil singleton loaded (which does a bunch of wayland calls that aren't necessary for most applications).
