Releases: shyzus/gnome-shell-extension-screen-autorotate
v6
This pre-release is a hotfix based on feedback from the extensions.gnome.org review process.
Changes:
- Instead of using a custom
getSettingsmethod. The standardgetSettingsmethod is used from theExtensionUtilsfile provided by gnome-shell.
This pre-release was tested on a Lenovo C340-14API using Fedora Silverblue 37 on GNOME 43.
Note: pre-releases are versions of this extension that have been submitted to extensions.gnome.org but have not been reviewed yet or have been rejected. Always use regular releases over pre-releases when possible.
v5
This pre-release adds this pull request from @Shinigaminai into this extension.
Special thanks to @Shinigaminai for publishing this pull request to the original kosmospredanie repository.
This pull request adds the following:
- Settings/Preference panel in Extensions app.
- Ability to invert rotation direction for improperly mounted accelerometers.
This pre-release was tested on a Lenovo C340-14API using Fedora Silverblue 37 on GNOME 43.
Note: pre-releases are versions of this extension that have been submitted to extensions.gnome.org but have not been reviewed yet or have been rejected. Always use regular releases over pre-releases when possible.
v4
First release after forking.
Changes:
- Upgraded license from GPLv2 to GPLv3
- Added specific check for SystemActions initialization before overriding orientation lock.
- Renamed paths and folders to avoid namespace clashing with the original project on extensions.gnome.org.
Known bugs:
- Orientation Lock menu option is not present at initialization due to late SystemActions initialization. After a rotation event the Orientation Lock menu option will be automatically added to the top-right menu.
UPDATE:
Initial submissions to extensions.gnome.org was rejected resulting in additional changes:
Changes:
- Rotator.js is now a module not running as a separate process.
- Logging has been reduced as it was considered excessive.
UPDATE 2:
Note: Versioning will remain at v4 until the version on extensions.gnome.org catches up.
Changes:
- Added GNOME 43 support
- Orientation Lock menu option is now present at initialization,
- Screen lock and/or rotation now accessible when screen has been locked requiring the user to unlock the device to continue.