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Right now the gnome-initial-setup mode has quick settings that aren't that useful (like "Power Mode" and "Dark Style"). It also has some that are useful (like "Wi-Fi"). Ths commit allows gnome-initial-setup to decide which settings to show by adjusting its session mode configuration. This will also give us the flexibility later to evaluate and change which quick settings are shown in the lock screen, as well. The changes are 4-fold: 1. Updating the session mode configuration to include a new quickSettings property which contains the list of quick settings to load for the given mode. For backward compatibility, by default, this property is null which means "load the default set of quick settings". 2. A new QuickSettingsManager class that's akin to ComponentManager but for quick settings instead of components. It handles importing the status modules that provide system indicators and quick setting menu items. 3. Changing the QuickSettings panel menu button to use the QuickSettingsManager instead of importing the status modules itself. 4. Changing the modules that provide quick settings that are supposed to span multiple columns in the grid to announce that requirement by setting a new "expand" propery on the modules indicator quick settings items array. |
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GNOME Shell
GNOME Shell provides core user interface functions for the GNOME desktop, like switching to windows and launching applications. GNOME Shell takes advantage of the capabilities of modern graphics hardware and introduces innovative user interface concepts to provide a visually attractive and easy to use experience.
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