This patch add a configuration dialog in the intel_fb node of the
component graph. The dialog displays a list of present displays labeled
after their respecive connectors. A mode can be selected for each
connector when clicking on the connector entry.
In-between the entries there are two buttons. The connect button is
toggle that defines whether the two adjacent entries are mirrored.
It is enabled by default so that all new connectors participate in
the mirroring. By untoggling the last enabled connect button, the
entry below the button becomes a discrete (non-mirrored) display.
A swap button allows for changing the order of the list, which has
to effects. First, the resolution of the very first entry defines
the size for mirrored display. So be changing the order of mirrored
displays, one can pick the preferred screen size. Second, the order
of discrete displays defines the layout of the panorama from left to
right. (the panorama config is not part of this commit though)
Note that there is currently no safety net against locking oneself
out of all displays. E.g., one can make Sculpt unusable by manually
disabling each display, or by selecting modes not properly handled by
the connected monitor. In the future, we may add a confirm button with
a timeout to roll back such unfortunate settings.
Fixes#5286
In VirtualBox 7 and recent 6.1 versions, the VMMDev is used to report
all mouse events if guest additions are used. Therefore, the
implementation aggregates these events, notifies the guest. and passes
the state on guest request. Unfortunately, the protocol does not support
to report consecutive button press and release events that may happen
between two guest requests, which results in events getting lost.
This commit patches the contrib sources to track pending mouse-button
events and notifies the guest if further state changes are pending after
updates are delivered.
Also, mouse-wheel events (dw, dz) are now accumulated between two guest
updates.
Fixes#5333
With the change of "gui_session: provide mode info as XML", the
client-side window-close handling became dysfunct because the
window-close state got wrongly interpreted as initial window state, to
the effect that a client's initial-window size policy got applied
instead of closing the window.
This patch makes the inital state of running a windowed application
(when no window size is defined yet) clearly distiguishable from the
state after which the user closed the window. Prior this patch, both
conditions were reflected by an empty <capture/> node in the panorama.
Now, the latter condition is reported as <capture closed="yes"/>, which
alleviates the need to track the life cycle of a window at the client
size.
Issue #5353
Because the implemantations for Lima and Vivante are linked into a
single library we cannot have two Gpu::Vram classes in the same
namespace. In case this happens any methods using the same signature are
weak symbols and the first one found by ld will be used = undefined
behavior.
issue #5356
issue #5369
If a <domain> is constrained by 'width' or 'height' attributes, clip
the capture rects of the panorama info reported to the client. So the
client observes the constraint as window size.
Issue #5356
When shriking the terminal window, the view must be shrinked before
shriking the pixel buffer. Otherwise, when the buffer becomes smaller
than the view, nitpicker fills the excess view area with tiled content
of the buffer, which looks funny.
Related to issue #5350
Commit 75e1f1797d increased runtime_view's initial RAM quota from 4MiB
to 52MiB, but failed to adjust the boost limit. Therefore, when
addtional RAM was requested, the limit would actually be degreased to
32MiB.
Adjust the RAM boost limit to 64MiB to make the runtime_view work on 4k
screens.
Issue #5356
Since #5352, the 'screen_size' RPC function returns a rectangle clipped
against the client's bounding box, which unfortunately prevents
screen-capturing applications from determining the actual screen size.
This patch restores the original behavior by clipping the panorama
against client-specific constraints w/o clipping against the client's
buffer size.
Fixes#5365
A system shell that works in a small window stops working when maximized
on a 4k screen, because the terminal component runs out of RAM.
With the adjusted RAM quotas the system shell works on 4k displays.
Issue #5356
Following the rework of the graphics stack, the decorator inside
Leitzentrale needs more capabilities. This manifests in a log message:
```
[leitzentrale] child "decorator" requests resources: cap_quota=18
```
and the Leitzentrale contents execpt for the log window disappearing
from the display. The Leitzentrale layer can still be toggled using F12.
Increasing the decorator's capability quota appears to solve the issue.
Issue #5356
This patch resets the pixel buffer shared with the capture client
whenever the capture policy is modified and reports the whole buffer as
affected rectangle on the next client call of 'capture_at'. It also
clips the dirty rectangles tracked via 'mark_as_dirty' against the
bounding box of the capture session to avoid the interference of
out-of-view parts of the panorama with a capture client.
Fixes#5368
Increase the RAM quota of the top-level nitpicker instance to support
the flicker-free resizing of large buffers, e.g., when changing screen
resolutions. Otherwise, nitpicker warns as follows:
[init -> nitpicker] Warning: Gui (runtime -> wm -> wm -> decorator)
not enough RAM to preserve buffer content during resize
Issue #5356
Sometimes when removing the popup window in Sculpt's Leitzentrale, a few
residual pixels remained. This is caused by the too strict coupling of
drawing and sync handling, effectively executing the fb-sync handler
repeatedly via 'Main::mark_as_damaged' during 'refresh_view' calls.
This tight coupling has two unwelcome effects. First, the sync handling
is executed more often than needed. Second, the sync handling (and fb
flushing) happens at intermediate states when view-stack changes are
applied (like changing a view geometry).
This patch uses a local signal handler to defer the execution of the
sync code until all drawing has finished.
Issue #5347
Issue #5356
When nitpicker is used as nitpicker client as is the case for Sculpt's
Leitzentrale, the time to sleep was tracked wrongly. The fb sync stays
alive only if a refresh operation is actually issued.
Issue #5347
Issue #5356
This commit removes the initial dignostic message from the log. The
message is harmless because the sculpt manager upgrades the quota on
demand but its best to avoid the noise.
child "runtime_view" requests resources: cap_quota=4
Issue #5356
This commit alignes the implementation to the intention of dismissing
invalid '<network>' entries. We only accept entries when they contain
a valid SSID and additionally a valid PSK if the network is protected.
Issue #5356.
Instead of publishing the old audio mixer, refer to the recent
record_play_mixer providing the audio API that is used by almost
all components now.
Ref genodelabs/genode#5356
The changes "intel/display: report connectors w/o modes as off" still
need improvements to detect mode-less connectors in intermediate states.
Until then, don't report connector_status_unknown as connected with
modes.
On capture creation for discrete usage, use the connector values
if display mode does not provide values. For mirror capture ever
report no width_mm/height_mm.
Instead of forwarding the whole devices ROM of the platform driver to the
display driver, report only Intel devices and additionally adjust the
reported IOMEM size to the reduced aperture size.
Related #5207
Issue #5345
Issue #5356
Commit ac42ade introduced a regression that triggered an assertion in
`Dhcp_server::free_ip()` because the DHCP allocation was not properly
removed during a domain update. The underlying issue was that
`with_dhcp_server()` silently landed in the `no_dhcp_server_fn`.
Fixes#5364
Register Global_irq_controller as Device so interrupts get forwarded to
irqchip.c code. Otherwise, pin-controller interrupts will get lost.
Fixed#5363
Related #5356
