Publish the guides from this repository to the GitHub Wiki. Organize them into Usage, Configuration and Development, with 15 separate configuration topics and redirects for the former website guide URLs.
Add a tabbed-windows guide covering grouping, switching tabs and taking windows out. Document the scrolling indicator's defaults and limits, and link the guide from the README, shortcuts and IPC pages. Update from main, including the latest tabbed-layout changes.
Separate Activities setup, configuration and publishing documentation. Review the guide prose with the unslop skill, keeping existing examples and heading links. The wiki workflow uses GitHub's built-in token to publish documentation changes on main.
Validation:
- 20 documentation tests pass, including README links and Activities/tab-indicator field coverage.
- The publisher builds 46 wiki pages; the site build and Python syntax checks pass.
- All 115 code examples from main are preserved.
- The Python suite passes: 90 tests passed and 31 opt-in integration tests skipped, with the system GI module available.
* Add Live Activities as configurable bar items
* Fix activity owner monitoring and Morph list interactions
* Keep activity rows stable during updates and tighten their layout
* Use subtle theme tint for activity cards
* Tighten activity title and progress spacing
* Use theme accent for active progress rings
* Fit compact activities to measured titles and badge
* Expose Live Activities display controls in Settings
* Open activity terminals and streamline the Morph header
* Give Morph continuous icons and prioritize workspace navigation
* Show activity progress inside its ring
* Inset activity progress rings and strengthen their stroke
* Fix activity lifecycle, command output handling and list navigation
* Reduce activity update work and harden publisher lifetimes
* Set up Live Activities for the detected user shell during installation
* Document Activities setup, daily use and troubleshooting
* Preserve Morph idle width across empty activity updates
* Fix dimming flicker, hide inactive music tab and consolidate Activities docs
* Fix panel clearance across styles and match previews to theme settings
* Prevent panel blur from repainting neighboring islands
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Co-authored-by: Samuel Onoja <[email protected]>
Panel appearance now applies to the whole panel, with seven styles: Floating, Capsules, Notch, Edge to edge, Fused islands, Adaptive and Morph.
- Share composition, geometry, and motion through the renderer-independent `ferese-panel` crate, including native materials, input regions, and Settings previews.
- Add the Morph hub with media, calendar, notifications, controls, workspace previews, hover feedback, and attached mode. Keep recording and low-battery status visible and respect window clearance.
- Cache workspace preview geometry, draw thumbnails directly, centralize Morph transitions, and keep rendering settings local to each shell instance.
- Put Record Screen in the Morph header and show the display control only when an external monitor is connected. Update panel documentation, the desktop screenshot, and native check style names.
Local validation included 660 compositor tests, 191 shell tests, isolated preview-cache checks, GPU Morph captures at 1×/1.25×/1.5×, formatting, and Clippy with warnings denied. The final header change passed all 23 Morph tests. Release workflow jobs are skipped for this PR.
* Package Ferese for Fedora and Arch releases
* Build release packages alongside workspace checks
* Include dependency licenses and software GPU test drivers
* Limit package checks to release PRs and fix Arch Cargo dependency
* Prepare Ferese 0.1.0-beta
* Release config locks before closing inherited file descriptions
* Install the lock PAM policy for native release checks
* Include xauth in distribution package test dependencies
* Regenerate Arch Git package metadata
* Run package checks with an explicit UTC timezone
* Remove unused bundled fonts and accept installed license receipts
* Format the system font test helper
* Load an installed font for headless text rendering checks
* Isolate package test runtimes and reap container child processes
Update the Ferese symbols, appearance-specific wallpapers, and rounded wallpaper and theme previews. Bundle Figtree and add the Ferese name to the website header.
Verified configuration, theme, Settings, wallpaper and installer tests, both UI renderers, the static site build, and browser layouts.
Use shared corner geometry for shell controls, window clipping, materials and blur masks. Preserve circular pills and controls where appropriate, track contour changes in damage, and use tagged ferese-shape and libcosmic dependencies.
Open the four display modes from XF86Display or the external-monitor bar icon. Reuse output reconciliation and confirmation for manual layout changes, and notify the shell when monitor state changes.
Release backdrop locks before render-element queries to prevent blurred popups from freezing the compositor. Cover popup open, update and close with regression tests.
Share translucent card styles between display modes and capture sources, show focus rings during keyboard navigation, and align picker buttons, label sizing and footer spacing with system modals.
Use the September 30 hero on the website and README, add a shared screenshot gallery, and remove the old showcase images. Build image links locally and clean generated site output.
Back up the known development portal override during installation and report custom overrides before building. Keep source selections clear while letting blur show through unselected rows.
Resolve light, dark and automatic appearance centrally and publish live theme snapshots to native surfaces and the appearance portal. Add paired preset families, custom theme imports, accessibility transforms and contrast-safe transitions.
Refine the Settings gallery and Auto controls, move overrides under advanced customization, and share palette-aware switches and circular slider thumbs. Document configuration and include theme licenses and integration coverage.
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.
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