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Fix: locking maximized windows on multiple displays.Fix: desktop icon positions saving and restoring when monitors are switched on / off under Windows 11.New: TYPE parameter to disable toggling of CapsLock, NumLock and ScrollLock.New: rule option to assign a rule only once without rechecking the matching parameters on window changes.Fix: using "Set" with empty values caused windows to disappear.New: initialization of empty fields in auto-created rules.New: empty display selection for profile DPI restriction defaults to main screen.New: logging events to file (in "List." dialog).Fix: command line parameter "WORKDIR" for silent installation.Fix: ignoring windows based on size now also checks minimized or maximized.New: mode selection for ignoring minimum and maximum size ("or" or "and").New: toggle hot-key for pinning windows to all virtual desktops.Fix: auto-start under different parallel users.Fix: ignoring emtpy titles in "Save All" profile.New: list dialog option to include / exclude windows with empty titles in log.Fix: profiles not deleted from profile dialog.New: profiles sorted alphabetically by default.New: default option to match main windows only.New: matching option "Ignore if window is not a main window" will be initialized automatically according to the target window when a new rule is created.New: option to center windows relative to screen or to owner.New: hot-keys for handling transparency and click-through of active window.New: rules can set transparency and click-through of windows.Fix: pick functions when main mouse button is swapped (right instead of left).New: matching windows on specified vitual desktops instead of current only.New: option to exclude a rule from value updates.New: advanced command DRAG for resizing draggable user interface items.Fix: various small changes, improvements and bug fixes.New: rule matching option to exclude sizeable windows.New: virtual desktop support for new Windows version.
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their status is 'disabled'.Home | News | Products | Download | Purchase | Support | Contact | Terms (But if I see them through systemctl list-units, etc. The screen does not change, and if I reboot the board, AGL window manager and homescreen are automatically run. To accomplish this, first I think I need to stop them.īut systemctl -user disable rvice, etc. I want to switch (dynamically, or as boot default) between AGL demo homesceen/windowmanager and my own one.
This may be a trivial topic, but I am not sure how to.
Subject: Disabling de,p homescreen/windowmanager So after that, you can disable|enable HomeScreen/WindowManager by 'systemctl -user disable|enable'.įrom: automotive-discussions-bounces at On Behalf Of Takashi Matsuzawa NOTE: After using 'enable', symbolic links placed under /home/root/.config/systemd/user//. If you want to recover auto-boot HomeScreen/WindowManager, NOTE: Event if you did all this commands, screen doesn't change anything because currently HomeScreen and WindowManager don't care about cleaning up ivi-surfaces/layers which they used.Ģ) disable them not to boot automatically by following instruction. # systemctl -user stop HomeScreenAppFrameworkBinderAGL
Subject: RE: Disabling de,p homescreen/windowmanagerĬurrently symbolic link of rvice and rvice which enables automatically boot are placed onto the directory which cannot be handled by 'systemctl -user' command.ġ) stop them manually every time after booting by following instruction. To: Takashi Matsuzawa automotive-discussions at (In such case, it is unexpected that if I found InputEventManager is disabled and touch does not work - after HomeScreen/WindowManager are enabled and I rebooted the board)?įrom: tanikawa.tadao at jp. Or, they should be automatically enabled / loaded if I enable HomeScreen/WindowManager? No need to enable InputEventManager and HomeScreenAppFrameworkBinderAGL as well? > If you want to recover auto-boot HomeScreen/WindowManager, Helo, thank you very much this seems to be working Disabling de,p homescreen/windowmanager Takashi Matsuzawa tmatsuzawa at
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