* Add Mihomo Control plugin
Monitor and control a Mihomo (Clash Meta) external controller from the
bar: live traffic graph, proxy mode, proxy-group management with latency
tests, and core restart. Works locally (127.0.0.1) or remotely via
host/port/secret settings.
* Add Chinese (Simplified) translation
* Add test-all latency button
Adds a Test all button next to the Proxy groups heading that runs latency
tests on every group sequentially, with a single summary notification.
* Unify traffic and proxy groups section styles
Give both sections the same card look: muted medium-weight heading on the
left, secondary info on the right, and proxy-group cards restyled as
bordered sub-cards inside the section.
* Polish proxy group cards
Show the selected proxy next to the bold group name (ECS > ecs-proxy),
move the expand chevron to the type/members row where the list opens,
and drop the list glyph from the card header.
* Decouple heights of paired group cards
Keep each card in a two-column row at its natural height instead of
stretching the neighbor when one is expanded.
* Use thumbnail generator to generate thumbnail
* mihomo-control: theme-aware panel colors
Use theme roles for traffic and latency colors so they stay readable in
light mode, and keep the status chip's green/amber/red identity with
darker light-mode shades.
* pulsar-mouse: make the per-state widget colors configurable
Both widgets hardcoded their state colors: error for a fault, secondary
while charging, error at the mouse's low-power threshold. The desktop
widget's one `color` setting only covered the normal state, and the bar
widget had no color setting at all.
Expose all four states (normal/charging/low/error) as `type = "color"`
settings on each widget, in the same shape battery-widget uses. Defaults
reproduce exactly what was hardcoded, so an existing install renders
identically until someone changes one.
The new settings are `advanced`; the desktop widget's pre-existing
`color` stays where it was so it does not disappear behind the toggle
for anyone already using it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* pulsar-mouse: rename the bar's normal-state key to normal_color
A bar widget's plugin settings share one TOML table with Noctalia's own
per-widget presentation settings, where `color` already exists ("Color
role for this widget's icon and label"). A plugin declaring `color`
there does not shadow it, it aliases it - one `color = "primary"` under
[widget.<id>] drove both pickers at once, so setting either silently
moved the other.
Renamed to `normal_color`, which also makes the retest unambiguous: the
glyph follows the plugin setting while Presentation's own Color picker
stays on Default.
The desktop widget keeps plain `color` - no clash there, and renaming it
would break existing configs.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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* feat(panel): remove full mode, rename compact to standard
- Remove panel-full entry (660×340) and all full-mode code paths
- Rename compact → standard across panel, settings, translations
- Restrict tile hover/click to icon+label only (no border hover)
- Shrink close button to 24×24 with 12px glyph
- Reduce standard section vertical padding to 4px
- Standard panel height: 290 → 260 (matches legacy at 260)
- Fix widget/shortcut/service toggle to respect panel-mode setting
- Update README with correct sizes and behavior
* added new thumbnail.webp
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* gamer-mode: 0.7.0
Adds a monitor bar widget that renders live readings the way the shell's own
sysmon widgets do, with a flame band beneath them while gamer mode runs.
- Readings warm toward the highlight colour over the shell's own activity and
critical thresholds, so a monitor sitting beside a sysmon capsule group warms
in step with it.
- The flame is advected along a wandering wind and sharpened so it reads as
tongues rather than a smudge; the flare ignites and decays on an ease-out.
- The band's slot is reserved on each side of the readings, so toggling gamer
mode never moves a digit and the readings stay centred in the pill.
- Panel readings outrank their captions, progress fills warm at the same
thresholds, and the mark carries a load-reactive halo with a soft ember under
the header while the mode runs.
- The mark is redrawn and ships a dark and a light ramp.
* gamer-mode: tighten the README prose
* Add umedbazarov/ruh-vpn: VPN/proxy manager for sing-box
New community plugin: bar widget, panel, service and control-center
shortcut for managing SSH, VLESS, VMess, Shadowsocks and SOCKS5
connections through sing-box, with routing presets, custom rules,
system-proxy/TUN modes and a kill switch. The bundled Python backend
serves a loopback control API protected by a per-launch bearer token.
* Address review: sanitize kill-switch ruleset, scope TUN capability, fix mux error path, disclose DNS
- kill switch: only pre-resolved, canonicalized literal IPs enter the nft
ruleset; domains are resolved first and anything unparseable is dropped,
so subscription-supplied addresses can no longer inject nft syntax
- TUN: CAP_NET_ADMIN is granted to a plugin-private copy of sing-box in a
0700 directory instead of the shared system binary; the copy is refreshed
(clearing the cap) when the system binary changes, and the legacy grant
on the shared binary is removed in the same polkit prompt
- fix NameError in the mux startup failure path (undefined mux_name) that
hid the log tail and skipped teardown
- README: disclose plain-UDP DNS endpoints (8.8.8.8 via tunnel, 223.5.5.5
direct in rules mode) alongside the TUN DoH endpoint
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* Add procmon plugin with live process panel
New Noctalia plugin: bar widget shows CPU/RAM usage and process
count; floating panel has a sortable, searchable process table
with per-process kill. Background service samples ps and /proc
stats and publishes via plugin state.
* Throttle data-driven panel renders
Rebuild table at most every 500ms to stay within the panel update
CPU budget. User interactions still render immediately; only state
watches and the tick go through maybeRender().
* Update procmon deps and fix timestamp precision
Document head, grep, and cat as required commands. Correct refresh
interval default to 1000 ms. Sample refreshedAtMs in milliseconds.
* Add keyboard navigation and reduce CPU sampling
- Panel: arrow keys move cursor, Ctrl+D kills selected, Ctrl+F focuses
filter
- Service: sample /proc stats every 1s, ps every 2s; 2s render floor
- Widget: handle vertical bars, truncate text, use valid theme color
- Bump version to 0.4.0, plugin_api 13
* Add nilsonlinux/link-ip-monitor v1.0.0
* Add nilsonlinux/link-ip-monitor v1.0.0
* Update plugin ID in README.md
* Rename project to link-ip-monitor and update ID
Updated the project name and ID in the README.
* Update plugin ID and command syntax in README
* Add OpenCode Panel plugin
Introduce initial implementation of the OpenCode Panel plugin.
This commit includes:
- Bar widget for status and quick actions.
- Chat panel with session selection, message history, and input.
- Background service for OpenCode server management, SSE event
handling, and state persistence.
- Plugin configuration, documentation, and internationalization.
* Refine session chooser UI layout
Remove an unnecessary spacer and apply top-justification to improve
vertical alignment. Add a subtle background fill to the session list.
* Introduce session search in chooser
Enable live filtering of sessions in the chooser. Matches against
title, slug, ID, and directory. Search is case-insensitive.
* Support multi-question agent requests and clear composer
Implement multi-question agent replies by accumulating choices locally.
A "Submit" button becomes enabled only after all questions are answered.
The chat composer clears its text after sending by updating its key,
forcing the UI to re-render an empty input field.
Updated translations for send hints and question submit button.
* Add UI mode setting for compact layout
Introduce a `ui_mode` setting (Full/Compact) that dynamically adjusts
panel
layout. Compact mode reduces padding, font sizes, and gaps, hiding some
secondary details to minimize the panel footprint. Layout metrics
recompute on every render based on this setting.
* Delete opencode-panel
* Update thumbnail.webp
* Render chat messages newest-first
Newest message shows at top. Scrolling down reveals older messages.
This avoids scroll offset resets on re-mount in older shell APIs.
Thinking bubble now appears above the newest message.
* FEAT: Add panel layout setting
Provide option for panel to fill right side or appear compact near
click.
Introduces a new panel entry for the "fill right" mode.
* Rename plugin to OpenCode Companion
Update plugin ID, panel entries, IPC commands, and state paths.
* Only send model override when known
Stale default_model now falls back to no override instead of failing
every turn. Warn when configured default unavailable.
* Update service.luau
* fix(opencode-companion): secure terminal open, publish MCP status,
respect auto_start
- Shell-quote host and session id in the "open in terminal" command so a
crafted server_host cannot inject extra shell commands
- Publish opencode.mcp_status and render it as a collapsible footer
(previously declared but never observable)
- Honor auto_start: skip managed-server start on load when set to false
- Fix broken thumbnail link in README (assets/thumbnail.webp ->
thumbnail.webp)
* fix Terminal command injection,MCP status publication and UI
* Add pulsar-mouse plugin
Battery/charging status and quick sensor/lighting/power controls for a
Pulsar gaming mouse (bar widget, desktop/lock-screen widget, and a
quick-controls panel), backed by the pulsar-mouse CLI from
https://github.com/harveywuk/pulsar-mouse-linux.
* pulsar-mouse: sync to v1.6.1 (three panel fixes)
The plugin picked up four commits upstream after this PR's initial
snapshot was taken. Three of them are bug fixes, two user-facing enough
that installing the current snapshot gives a visibly broken panel:
- Panel went permanently read-only after a successful profile switch.
Every control is `enabled = not busy`, and the profile-switch path set
busy = true then relied on readStatus() to clear it, which it did not
do on any path. No error was shown, because from the user's point of
view nothing had failed.
- readStatus() did not guard decoded.dpi being absent, so a malformed
response threw before clearing busy - the same lockup by another route.
- The panel only re-synced to the mouse's real active profile on the
first open of the process, because the profileSynced flag is module-
scoped and survived the panel closing. Switching profiles by any other
means afterwards (physical profile button, `pulsar-mouse
--active-profile`, Fusion on another OS) left every later reopen
showing, and writing to, a stale profile.
The fourth renames "breath" to "breathe" so the LED effect naming
matches the pulsar-mouse CLI's --breathe-speed flag; that accounts for
the two README wording changes and part of the panel diff.
plugin.toml's version goes 1.6.0 -> 1.6.1 per the contribution rules
(patch: fixes and text only, no new capability). Its header comment also
now describes the tabbed panel that shipped earlier rather than the
original DPI/polling-only one.
bar.luau, desktop.luau, translations/en.json and thumbnail.webp are
unchanged and untouched.
No change to what the plugin shells out to, writes, or reads: still only
`pulsar-mouse` (declared in dependencies), still only reading
~/.cache/pulsar-mouse/battery.json. No network access.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addresses the three non-blocking notes from #292:
- README's plugin_api requirement was stale (22) vs the manifest's real
minimum (17, the onExit lifecycle addition) — corrected, and pinned the
noctalia version floor to beta.7 (the first tagged release plugin_api
actually reaches 17 in).
- apply()'s privilege path ran the whole discovery+mutate script through
`priv sh -c '...'`, which the documented sudoers rule (NOPASSWD:
/usr/bin/nmcli) never covers — sudo -n always failed. Now the privilege
prefix is applied to each of the two mutating nmcli calls individually,
never to a wrapping shell.
- Regenerated thumbnail.webp.
Co-authored-by: nightwatch75 <nightwatch75@users.noreply.github.com>
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