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  1. Aug 04, 2014
    • Harald Judt's avatar
    • Harald Judt's avatar
      Reformat common/xfpm-config.h · 0bd00511
      Harald Judt authored
      Also rearrange the items to better reflect the layout in settings dialog.
      It's easier to find one's way around that way.
      0bd00511
    • Harald Judt's avatar
      Move xfpm-config.h from src to common · 711f1cc7
      Harald Judt authored
      If it's used by all components, that's the place it should be.
      711f1cc7
    • Harald Judt's avatar
      Use xfconf property for limiting the minimum brightness of the plugin slider · a1dc21d9
      Harald Judt authored
      This makes use of the xfconf property introduced in the previous commit.
      Initially, min_level is set to -1, which causes automatic determination of
      the best minimum level when the slider is created.
      
      Setting a minimum level other than 0 might only make sense for newer
      laptops, which can be heuristically determined by looking at the available
      range of brightness steps. Any backlight interface providing more than 100
      steps will set the minimum level the slider will support to 5, which is
      barely enough light to see the screen contents. The user can change this
      via xfce4-settings-editor, or its command line companion xfconf-query.
      a1dc21d9
    • Harald Judt's avatar
      Add xfconf property for limiting the minimum brightness of the plugin slider · e98aa3ec
      Harald Judt authored
      Some laptops can turn off the backlight completely by setting the brightness
      to 0. Usually, this is no problem, but in case the brightness keys do not
      work for whatever reason, then the user can own himself and be left in the
      dark, with no easy way to regain control of the backlight.
      
      So as a first step, let's introduce a new xfconf property to track the
      minimum value the plugin slider can be set to.
      e98aa3ec
    • Harald Judt's avatar
      Increase the brightness update timeout to 50ms · 7bff72e9
      Harald Judt authored
      I still noticed a slow-down on my machine even with the newly introduced
      update timer. Increasing it to 50ms is still enough for not causing the
      updates lagging behind too much, while filtering enough events to keep
      the widget response snappy even with two monitors attached.
      7bff72e9
    • Simon Steinbeiss's avatar
      Improve size and padding of the icon in the panel plugin · 8533d149
      Simon Steinbeiss authored
      Take the x/ythickness into account when setting the size request and
      get the closest sharpest icon instead of GTK_ICON_LOOKUP_FORCE_SIZE.
      Also, apply some Gtk+ style properties that the convenience functions
      of the panel provide by default for panel plugin buttons.
      8533d149
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