Derives the list of required modules for the installer from Chris
McLeod's manual installation steps. His instructions say to use the
surface-linux kernel however the default kernel has the right set
of modules already (as noted by the fact that the right modules are
loaded for the keyboard to work during the install and after the LUKS
unlock screen).
I only have a Surface Laptop 3 to test this on but based on the guide
where Chris is using a newer laptop and the only difference is the
pinctrl module which I attempt to autodetect I think it should "just"
work for others but definitely "use at your own risk".
* New window replaces the current fullscreen or maximized window
Currently if we are in fullscreen or full-width mode and either
start a new application OR
create a new window of an existing application. Like an incognito window
Then those new windows/apps start in the background. There is no indication that something new has been created.
IMHO, if I am opening an application then I want to switch to it. I cannot think of any common use case for having new applications open in the background.
This change will cause new application to replace current application as the fullscreen / fullwidth window
Please see docs: https://wiki.hypr.land/Configuring/Variables/#misc
Option:
new_window_takes_over_fullscreen
Desc:
if there is a fullscreen or maximized window, decide whether a new tiled window opened should replace it, stay behind or disable the fullscreen/maximized state. 0 - behind, 1 - takes over, 2 - unfullscreen/unmaxize [0/1/2]
Type:
int
Default:
0
* fix the setting name
* fix(hyprland): match Brave portal dialogs in floating-window rule
Brave on Wayland uses xdg-desktop-portal-gtk for permission and file dialogs.
These windows use website-based titles (e.g. "chatgpt.com wants to open")
instead of "Open File" or "Save File", so they were not matched by the
floating-window rule. This commit expands the title regex to include those
patterns, ensuring Brave dialogs float properly.
* Shrink scope
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Co-authored-by: David Heinemeier Hansson <david@hey.com>
