* Made a iio-hyprland plugin for noctalia kill iio-hyprland and restart it depending on the locked setting. The plugin has: -control center toggle -Bar wigdet for toggle of state --If rigth clicked this wigdet will open the panel -Panel for calling by msg --Panel also added possibally to specify lock direction -Bar wiget for open panel --Useful for touch - Tested with hyprland 0.55.4 and noctalia v5.0.0 - Should work with sway using iio-sway (not tested) * add en.json to translation unify settings keys for consistent naming update names add iio-service so tools work independently refactor code for readability and remove unused logic update readme add thumbnail * Updated plugin.toml names Reworked panel code * bump version * Make arrow buttons apply relative orientation instead of fixed original directions * fixed wrong labels * Delete iio_lock/iio_lock.luau * Delete iio_lock/iio_panel.luau * Delete iio_lock/shortcut.luau * make noctalia.getConfig the sole config accessor --------- Co-authored-by: Lemmy <studio@quadbyte.net>
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iio-lock — Orientation Lock for 2‑in‑1 Devices
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iio-lock is a small bar widget and panel plugin for Noctalia that provides manual control over screen orientation.
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It works by stopping and restarting the iio-hyprland service (or similar IIO rotation tools), preventing automatic rotation while the lock is active.
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This is useful on 2‑in‑1 touch laptops, where automatic rotation may not always be desired — such as when using the device in tablet mode, drawing, or note‑taking.
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Supported WM and Tools
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Hyprland / iio‑hyprland — Working and tested
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Sway / iio‑sway — Unverified (experimental)
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External commands
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This plugin shells out to:
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-pgrep
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-pkill
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-iio-hyprland (or the user‑configured tool)
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