Render selected toplevels through a private portal-only capture protocol, preserve logical snapshot geometry, and renegotiate PipeWire video on window resizing. Bound outstanding snapshots and retry temporary contention; stop on source closure and session locking.
Validation: portal unit tests (31), capture budget unit, private-bus portal contracts, and real nested/PipeWire isolation, workspace, resize, close and paused-lock tests pass. Independent review cleared. Monitor restore integration timed out on both this build and the unchanged previous compositor under the current nested host.
Centralize native palettes, presets, typography, controls, menus, calendar rendering, and icon assets in ferese-theme. Reuse the shared components across the shell, settings, lock screen, authentication prompt, and screen-sharing chooser.
Attach themed dialogs to compositor-owned materials, correct backdrop capture and sampling across output transforms, smooth patterned backgrounds, and prevent clipped picker buttons with the configured shell font.
The hidden-window sweep built a Vec of cloned Window handles purely to
work around the borrow checker: unmap_elem needs &mut self.space while
the iteration borrows self.window_ids. Move the space out with
mem::take instead and unmap in place, dropping the allocation and the
per-window clone.
Behaviour is unchanged. unmap_elem only removes the element passed to
it, so it cannot affect element_location for any other window, which
makes checking each window immediately before its own unmap equivalent
to testing every hidden window up front; the unmap order is the same
window_ids iteration order. The |= is deliberate so the check never
short-circuits past an unmap.
This is a cleanup, not a measured win. The sweep is dominated by the
linear scans inside element_location and unmap_elem, and a Vec only
allocated when windows were actually hidden, so the saving is small.
Verified with twelve live foot windows across forty workspace switches.
visual_scale_for_window returns 1.0 whenever Overview is not
presenting, so gate the window_under_visual walk behind
is_presenting() and read the scale straight from the constant.
Use hash_map::Entry for the window geometry insert so client_size is
only computed on the vacant path, and reuse the elapsed time already
sampled for the frame in expire_wait and presentation_size_request
instead of calling start_time.elapsed() a second time.
Split ScrollingLayout validation so the per-frame geometry solve only
checks scalars and keeps the full tree validation behind debug_assert,
removing a HashSet build from every frame. Replace the per-region Vec
in decode_regions with a stack array via as_chunks, and skip the window
hit test in PointerMotion when Overview is not presenting, where
visual_scale_for_window returns 1.0 regardless.
Guard sync_window_stacking behind a check that the space already matches
the target order with uniform z_index, avoiding an O(n^2) raise_element
loop on every redraw. Narrow window_under_visual to the space iterator
outside Overview, keeping the collected and sorted candidate list for
the Overview branch where front-to-back order is load-bearing.
Raise rust-version to 1.98 and clear the resulting Clippy findings
across the workspace: let-chain collapses, clamp, and while-let loops.
Keep notification actions and dismiss controls visible, compact and animate history, and add themed icon controls and grouping.
Include notification settings, session integration and documentation, on-demand workspaces, and performance baseline notes.
Samuel Onoja