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Commit graph souveraine/surfaces/quickshell/services/Gestures.qml
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Fimeg
3aea8398a9 shell: intent wins the settle window, and a swap is a request for a keyboard
Two gaps in the owner-change handling, both found on device.

The push at adopt time can lose a race. osk-switch sleeps 0.3s before
its deliberate SetVisible(true), and stevia self-shows once it has
finished coming up - both land after the shell has spoken. Measured:
adopt+hide 07:37:51, Visible=true 07:37:52, leaving oskOpen=false with a
keyboard on the screen. Re-assert when the settle window closes so the
last speaker is not the winner.

And the oskSwap gesture never recorded that a swap means the user wants
a keyboard, so osk-switch's re-show and the shell's stale false were
racing with nothing to arbitrate them. Declare the intent first.
2026-08-05 07:41:02 -04:00
Fimeg
de64480ba2 gestures: osk-switch is packaged now, not a /usr/local stray 2026-07-29 09:14:22 -04:00
Fimeg
5965c64781 shell: recover the phone-only edits into the repo
~/souveraine-surfaces/quickshell on the phone is not a git repo and was the
only copy of five files. Brought back verbatim:

- Gestures.qml, SystemGestureRail.qml: TASK-38 osk-swap detent (DUMP §5, §6)
- OnScreenKeyboard.qml: showOsk asks the bus instead of pgrep+sleep 1
- DockAppButton.qml, DockStack.qml: suffix-tolerant AppSearch.resolveEntry

resolveEntry itself had been added to the phone's live ~/.config/quickshell/ii
tree, which deploy.sh rsyncs from ii-base — the next deploy would have deleted
it and left the two dock callers referring to nothing. It lands in ii-base here.
2026-07-29 08:27:27 -04:00
Fimeg
002a1a7b08 gestures: consumer + routing table, wired to the dial 2026-07-26 21:01:11 -04:00