The upstream author refactored the whole section that displays the grid, so simply reverting these changes wasn’t possible for me.
Users are interested in seeing the old layout again. With the recent version updates 10.25, 11.0, and 11.1, the main grid layout has been updated. The FreeFileSync project is one of those amazing, cross-platform GPL-licensed utilities that I use daily. Desktop notifications#C++ on the Arch wiki.On Fedora, the dependency package is pkgconfig(giomm-2.4) (glibmm24-devel) and on Devuan it’s libglibmm-2.4-dev. So for the niche crowd who tolerates the notification daemon on dbus, and use the same software as me, here you go. It took me more time to compile this than hack the logic (particularly with the surely weak type conversion) required. The gist of the patch is that it uses the glibmm 2.4 library to make the bare minimum connection to the notification daemon. + Application->send_notification(Notification) + auto Icon = Gio::ThemedIcon::create(icon) + auto Notification = Gio::Notification::create(title) + auto Application = Gio::Application::create("", Gio::APPLICATION_FLAGS_NONE) SELINUX_EXISTING=$(shell pkg-config -exists libselinux & echo YES)ĭiff -aur 11.9-1/FreeFileSync/Source/ui/progress_indicator.cpp 11.9-2/FreeFileSync/Source/ui/progress_indicator.cpp +linkFlags += `pkg-config -libs giomm-2.4` +cxxFlags += `pkg-config -cflags giomm-2.4` -Dwith_notifications +# package libglibmm-2.4-dev or glibmm24-devel diff -aur 11.9-1/FreeFileSync/Source/Makefile 11.9-2/FreeFileSync/Source/Makefile Today, I’m sharing a small patch I hacked after stealing from the fabulous arch wiki. FreeFileSync is a great graphical file sync tool.
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