* fix(desktop): download language packs from the release that has them
The Ubuntu runtime's release has no language packs or index, so the
desktop stayed in English for every language.
* fix(desktop): reinstall language packs when their release changes
* fix(battlenet): use the right artwork for each game
World of Warcraft: Forever took retail art and its logo from a loose name lookup, and only fetched its own art when the Store tab was opened. Shop pages also supplied trailer stills and seasonal promos.
Each game now has chosen Blizzard key art with the shop page as a fallback, installed games fetch their art without opening the store, and lookups by name must match exactly. Art found by the old lookup is fetched again once.
* fix(battlenet): keep cached art if the new art cannot be fetched
Classic's variants fetch through the shared title, and a failing chosen image falls back to the shop page.
* feat(gamescope): a three way switch for relative mouse motion
Games that confine the cursor and warp it back to read movement never
reach the nested hints rule, so their aim stays bounded by the screen.
The convar defaults to 0 and leaves that rule alone; 1 forces relative
motion for the focused game, 2 keeps the pointer absolute even when the
rule would apply.
(cherry picked from commit db3d7555e0)
* feat(input): the session carries a relative mouse mode per game
Reads the mode from the game's gesture config, hands it to gamescope as
gamescope_relative_mouse, and pushes a change to the running session
through gamescopectl.
(cherry picked from commit e350d88464)
* feat(drawer): the relative mouse switch is a three way choice
Auto leaves it to the game, on forces relative motion, off keeps the
pointer absolute. Named in all 32 locales so none of the three falls
back to English.
(cherry picked from commit e96a187e02)
* fix(input): follow the focused game's relative mouse mode
Switching to a game whose saved mode differs left the session on the
previous game's mode, since only the drawer state was refreshed. The
requests also ran on a thread per selection, so two quick picks could
reach gamescope out of order.
(cherry picked from commit 7ff8c5d568)
* fix(input): retry the relative mouse mode gamescope did not take
The drawer state moved before the request ran, so a failed request left
the two out of step and the next focus change skipped the resend.
(cherry picked from commit cf0f82d8cd)
* fix(input): the relative mouse mode tracks the latest choice
The guest agent answers ok when it handled the exec, so a failing
gamescopectl was recorded as applied. Reconcile the newest desired mode
on the worker thread after each request, and only mark applied when the
command really exited zero.
(cherry picked from commit 5f5e3bd52e)
* gamescope: a hidden cursor under any pointer constraint is relative
Games that hide the cursor and confine the pointer had no lock hint, so the
nested pointer stayed absolute and the camera froze.
* Treat a hardware mouse as a real mouse in sessions
A mouse now moves the guest pointer by relative motion for the whole session
through pointer capture, so it no longer stops at screen edges or reaches
system gestures. Its cursor stays visible in every touch mode, follows the
game showing or hiding it, and clicks no longer press on-screen controls.
* gamescope: use the mouse test release
* Direct touch turns the camera while a game holds the pointer
A swipe in direct touch now sends relative motion when a game has the pointer
locked, including when the lock starts during the swipe, as when a game
hides the cursor while a button is held.
* Address review findings on mouse and touch input
Keep touchpad taps on on-screen controls, cancel a pending long press during a
locked swipe, let the three-finger gesture cancel a locked swipe, refresh
capture when the output changes, and use the menu's key for the relative
mouse setting.
* Keep locked touches inside the game picture and free the mouse in touch editors
* End touch editor ownership when the editor goes away
* Bring the mouse cursor back when a touch editor closes
* Release a pointer lock at the game's pointer
* gamescope: use the pointer position test release
* Fit the X screen to a fullscreen window larger than it
* gamescope: use the X screen fit test release
* Return the X screen when no game window has focus
* gamescope: use the X screen return test release
* ci: avoid redundant gamescope builds
* fix: hardware mouse in Desktop and pointer warping games
KWin nested on the host only reads relative motion while its own pointer lock is on, so a program that locked the pointer in Desktop (Blender orbit and pan) stopped receiving motion. A captured hardware mouse now turns that lock on, and a real Right Ctrl no longer toggles it.
Gamescope follows a game's pointer warps instead of overriding them, and absolute motion also sends raw motion. Also retries relative mouse requests, tidies the unplug path, passes side buttons and fits a second oversized window correctly.
* chore: use the gamescope build with patch 0131
* fix: Desktop mouse lock keeps retrying after early attempts fail
* fix: hold the key that turns on the Desktop mouse lock
KWin ignores a press and release delivered together.
* fix: gamescope enters warp following sooner and keeps steady motion
* chore: use gamescope p26
* Capture system keys in a focused session and keep the first Desktop mouse motion in place
* Use the p27 gamescope build
* Update the system keys row test
* Recognise a captured mouse so the Desktop grab can start
* Keep touch warps out of relative motion
* Send Esc from keyboards that report it as Back
* Use the p28 gamescope build
* Release captured keys on pause, forward motion during a grab and wait for a pending screen fit
* Use the p29 gamescope build
* fix(input): keep held system keys consumed until they are released
Copy each captured key event, since the service owns the original only for the callback, and consume the physical release of a key already released to the guest.
Use the published gamescope p20.
* fix(input): capture a system key only from its first press
---------
Co-authored-by: kingokksa <kingokksa@qq.com>
Co-authored-by: maxjivi05 <6025299+maxjivi05@users.noreply.github.com>
* feat: desktop and scrolling wall live wallpapers selectable from Android settings
* fix: render the wall wallpaper off the main thread and give it its own thumbnail
* fix: serialize wall wallpaper visibility and wait out in-flight draws on surface destroy
* fix: restart the wall loop on surface recreation and keep queued visibility changes
* fix: keep the wall loop alive across a failed canvas lock and finish redraws before returning
* fix: post the wall redraw asynchronously on surface change
* fix: redraw the desktop wallpaper logo from the real mark and show game covers on the wall
* chore: mount the git dir in build containers and seed new worktrees from the main checkout
* fix: decode wall covers as RGB_565 and seed worktree assets only into empty dirs
* feat: drop the desktop wallpaper and add frame rate and speed settings to the wall
* feat: wall settings over the live wallpaper with a match-screen rate, and drop the center vignette
* perf: pace the wall on vsync and draw it on a hardware canvas
* fix: stage worktree seed copies and publish them only after they succeed
* fix: point the wall settings link at the activity class so the picker shows the gear
* fix: dedupe wall covers by app and space repeats like the in-app wall, keep the frame loop alive across surface gaps
* fix: show the picker preview behind wall settings and drop the display-rate lookup
* fix: stop wall frame callbacks when the surface goes and only replace an empty seed destination
* fix: skip a seed when the destination reappears before the staged copy is moved in
Blood Omen ships dxconfig.exe beside kain.exe and the shortcut pointed at
the config tool: pickExe kept the first .exe the folder listing returned
when no title match was found. Read the game's play task from GOG's own
goggame-<id>.info manifest first - a primary game task, or a primary
launcher task for launcher games, and the product's manifest ahead of any
other goggame-*.info - then the product's temp_executable; without either,
rank the folder's exes so a word of the title wins, config and tool names
lose, and depth then size break the remaining ties.
GOG's galaxy_*.exe support installer is not the game either. The Witcher:
Enhanced Edition ships galaxy_the_witcher_enhanced_edition_2.1.0.15.exe
beside launcher.exe, and its build metadata names that file as the
product's temp executable, so launching it starts a 32-bit installer that
stops at "Path not found" under ARM64 FEX - the same dialog as the setup
stub #1174 removed. Play tasks, the hint and the name search skip it.
Fixes#680Fixes#694
Only a primary launcher task counts as a launch task: GOG files the
configuration tool beside a game as a non-primary launcher, so it now falls
through to the executable search instead of becoming the game.
The temp_executable hint is matched by basename with either separator and
must resolve inside the install folder, so a nested galaxy_*.exe is skipped
too and a hint cannot point outside the game.
GOG runs a task from the working directory it declares, and from the install
root when it declares none. That directory now reaches the sidecar and the
shortcut's Start In: a game in a subfolder (System/witcher.exe) starts where
GOG starts it instead of in System/, where it cannot find its Data folder.
With the overlay hidden at session start the blocked feeds have no value,
so cur_freq and perf_now were never written before the binds were taken
and stayed unbound for the whole session.
* Reduce on-screen stick load and honour Low latency off
On-screen controls requested unbuffered touch on every press, so turning
Low latency off had no effect on them. They now follow the setting.
Every stick move also redrew the whole overlay. Redraws during movement are
capped at 30 per second in both overlays, and stick moves under a pixel
are dropped in the standard overlay.
* Keep full stick deflection reachable
Moves under a pixel were dropped even at the edge of the stick, so the pad
could stop just short of full range.
* fix(runtime): keep the Linux desktop installed across a runtime update
A runtime update replaces the whole runtime tree, and the desktop pack
is built against one runtime, so every update removed the installed
desktop. Since the runtime started updating by itself, this happened
without the user doing anything: the next Open showed "Install & open"
and downloaded the whole desktop again.
When the desktop was installed before the update, the same update job
now installs the new runtime's desktop pack right after the runtime,
with the update's progress. If that install fails, the runtime update
still counts as done and Open offers the install as before. A repair
from the session no longer installs the desktop a second time when the
runtime install already did.
* fix(runtime): roll back a failed desktop restore after a runtime update
If putting the desktop back fails after its archive started unpacking,
the install journal stayed behind, and every later launch, Steam
included, tried to resume it and stopped when that failed. The update
now rolls back the partial desktop with the desktop removal, which
restores the runtime's own files and clears the journal. Open then
offers the desktop install as before.
Whether the desktop was installed is now checked on its own, so a
repair of a damaged runtime also restores it.
* fix(session): do not install the desktop again after resuming it
Opening the desktop with an interrupted desktop install resumed that
install and then installed the desktop a second time. The second
install is now skipped when the resume already completed the desktop.
* fix: a stale session's startup failure no longer stops the newer session
* fix: stale session failures and queued-launch cleanup are checked against the current session under the stop lock
* fix: download monitor polls off the main thread so slow storage can't ANR the session
* fix: cancel the queued download poll before the service shuts its executor down
* fix: ignore download monitor submissions that arrive after the service shut it down
* feat: suggest Steam libraries found on internal storage and cards
* fix: add found card libraries by their readable path and drop superseded scan results
Forever was missing for two reasons. Its install was not a known title,
so the scan skipped it as "not listed". And every WoW version installs
into the same World of Warcraft folder, so once one version was listed
the Library dropped the others as the same game.
- Forever is a title: launch code WoWF, product wowf, folder _forever_.
- An install whose uid is not known is matched by the product code
product.db records for it.
- When versions share the folder, the one listed first keeps it and the
others use their own version folder (_forever_, _classic_, ...). Each
title's folder is remembered, so a shortcut keeps its app id when
another version is installed or removed.
Games installed before this update are listed on the next Library scan.
They do not need to be installed again.
Swap screens for dual-screen handhelds: the game moves to the built-in
bottom screen while the top screen shows the Dashboard or the KDE desktop.
Swap button in the Dashboard and Desktop bars and a Show the game on
row in the session menu. The desktop resizes to the screen it is on,
Follow screen and Match screen sessions take the bottom screen's shape,
the keyboard opens on the top screen, and the game swaps back on session
end, picture-in-picture, glasses, or when the bottom screen is taken.
Review follow-ups cover desktop restart, refresh pacing, key and pointer
ownership, touch cancellation and bottom surface recovery.
On phones where Android blocks the GPU's sysfs files for apps, the HUD
reads the GPU without root (#1969). On Adreno 8xx that showed no GPU
clock and only the partial load from Vulkan timing (OnePlus 13, Adreno
830, reported by iamTooShaar).
- GPU clock: the clock job used the Adreno 6xx/7xx registers. The
register layout is now picked from the KGSL chip id: on 8xx
CP_ALWAYS_ON_COUNTER is 0x8e7 and the RBBM cycle countable is 1.
Unknown later generations read nothing.
- GPU load: hardware-scheduled kgsl kernels (every 8xx, and some 7xx
such as the AYANEO Pocket FIT's) never write the memstore ringbuffer
timestamps. When those stay 0, the reader samples the contexts' own
memstore entries (every context that has submitted work, up to 64,
contexts with new or running work first).
- HUD diagnostics report: a "GPU readers without root" line with the
reason each reader works or fails, "none" instead of "null", and the
per-core CPU % source named honestly.
Tested: iamTooShaar's OnePlus 13 shows GPU clock and load with the PR
test build (06be2c5). Pocket FIT standalone build of the final readers
against the kernel's sysfs numbers: idle 1-2 % vs 3-4 %, GPU job loop
25-29 % vs 28-30 %, clock 1050 MHz vs 1050 MHz. The review fixes after
the test build were not tested on the OnePlus 13.
* feat(dual-screen): step aside on the Retroid Pocket Duo's bottom screen while another window holds it
When the Duo's double-Home performance panel or another app (Chrome, YouTube) is on the bottom screen, DroidDeck switches to single-screen mode: the launcher's bottom panel and the in-game bottom controls close and the top screen takes its single-screen layout. When the bottom screen is back on its home screen, dual-screen mode returns, with the in-game controls reopening in the mode they had.
The DroidDeck shortcuts accessibility service watches the bottom screen's windows on the Duo only. An app opened under DroidDeck's panel is caught by its window opening on that display; the Retroid panel and any app on top are read from the window list.
* fix(dual-screen): log the bottom screen's holders only when they change
* fix(dual-screen): the topmost window other than DroidDeck's decides who holds the bottom screen
Apps opened under DroidDeck's bottom panel are still listed beneath it, so DroidDeck's own windows are skipped and the next full-size window decides. Fallback home screens such as Settings' boot-time one no longer count as a home screen.
* fix(dual-screen): catch apps opened under the in-game bottom controls
The in-game bottom controls hide the windows beneath them from the window list, so an app opening a window on the bottom screen while only DroidDeck is listed now holds the screen until the list can see it.
* fix(dual-screen): keyboards never hold the bottom screen; watch the built-in panel only
Keyboard windows opening on the bottom screen no longer count as an app arriving, so typing with the in-game bottom keyboard keeps the controls up. Only the built-in bottom panel is watched, so an external display can't close the controls. An arrival recorded while a check runs is kept for the next check, and stopping the watcher clears the held state after any running check.
* feat(dual-screen): step aside on the AYN Thor's bottom screen too
The bottom-screen watch now runs on every handheld in DualScreen's known dual-screen models, the Retroid Pocket Duo and the AYN Thor, including model names that extend them such as AYN Thor Max.
* fix(dual-screen): only the current bottom-screen watch publishes; Thor variants match when the display type is hidden
* fix: session drawer top row scrolls and Stop stays an icon-only button
* fix: docked drawer drops the second-screen page; tapping the active mode returns to none
* fix: docked drawer drops the bottom-screen mode icons; the Mode page keeps them
* fix: restore the second-screen drawer page when docked
* feat: dual screen launcher and dual screen sessions are separate Automatic/On/Off settings
* fix: session drawer top row keeps its right alignment
---------
Co-authored-by: Kurt Himebauch <136133082+xXJSONDeruloXx@users.noreply.github.com>
* fix: remove the Bottom screen HUD descriptions from the performance HUD settings
* fix: remove the telemetry blurb, speed units row and tap hint from the bottom stats page
* fix: keep steamClientLabel
- In-game stats shows a bottom-screen HUD while no game sends dashboard data: 11 styles, tap to change; it reads the game's frames and the device itself, so it works with the top-screen HUD off.
- Line strip: one line like the top HUD's Strip (API + FPS, frame-time graph, 1 / 0.1 / 0.01 % lows, GPU, CPU with temperature, VRAM, RAM, clock); default strip above a game's dashboard; numbers that do not fit are left out by importance.
- The same strip under the tabs on every other bottom page during a session.
- Bottom screen HUD settings, shown even with the top HUD off: one switch for the whole bottom HUD, strip on every tab, and which numbers the Line strip shows.
- The bottom HUD redraws about 10 times a second (was about 3) and reads device stats twice a second.
- GPU load, clock and VRAM readers also run while the bottom HUD shows them (BottomHudPresence).
- Night style stays dim instead of flickering with the FPS.
- Review fixes: slow-frame ring 2048, tab strip redraw without gamescope frames, Proton name per game, Graphs' duration from the kept readings, Fahrenheit in Tiles, Rings and Cores.
Auto now prefers the newest DD-Turnip release on the Adreno 7xx, 710/720/722 included, and falls back to the previous Banners-Turnip pick when no DD-Turnip pair is published or the build fails to start a session on the device. The 8 Gen 2 on One UI keeps its patched Banners build and the 6xx keep Banners-Turnip.
Kurt Himebauch