- Use icon names instead of path
- Move PopupNotificationWindow into notify.py
- Make popup class method instead of module method
- Dont use sessions to get control on notification action Fixes#9140
- Add has_focus() method to ChatControlBase
Use GtkFileChooserDialog only when we need previews, default to
NativeFileChooser otherwise.
GtkFileChooserDialogs have a long list of issues, so lets only use it
if we gain something from it.
Flatpak should only run NativeFileChoosers because its sandboxed and
this is needed for security purposes. As a result of that, Flatpak Users
dont have image previews in the FileOpenDialogs
Refactor all FileChoosers for a more simple approach when we use them
Add a new SendFileDialog, so we dont have to put widgets into the FileChooser
which forces non-native Dialogs.
Dont save fingerprints to config and check certs with our own methods.
We should trust openssl to do all necessary checks.
Self signed certs can be added to cacert.pem and will not show up as
an error until the cert changes.
nbxmpp now saves all ssl errors and passes them, so now we loop over
all errors until all are confirmed or ignored by the user
Also cacerts are now saved in utf-8
This allows us to import the app module without triggering
dependency detection
Also add is_installed() for checking if a dependency is installed and
disable_dependency() in case we dont want to use a dependency
Gajim stopped to properly restore roster and dialogs windows positions
after restart with more than one monitor attached.
Gajim saves the absolute window positions, i.e. based on the total screen size
of all monitors attached. Despite Gtk deprecated Gdk.Screen.width() and height(),
we cannot just use width() and height() for one monitor, as recommended.
We still need the total screen size, which was the base for saving the positions.
[1] https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30207586/gdk-screen-vs-monitor-vs-display
On destroy() the window that was last focused gets the focus
again. if destroy() is called from the StartChat Dialog, the new
ChatControl is not yet focused, because present() seems to be asynchron,
at least on KDE, and takes time.
Sophie Herold
Philipp Hörist
André Apitzsch
Philipp Hörist
Yann Leboulanger
Andrey Gursky
Bronko
Daniel
Marc Schink