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Center looks strange, so we use fill and a little more margin to make
things look a little better.
Credit to psykose <alice@ayaya.dev> for first identifying the problem
and proposing a fix.
With the addition of the appstream file, the app is showing up in Flathub
and software apps (like GNOME Software) as "Volume Control", but on the
desktop (using the Desktop file), it's showing up differently as
"PulseAudio Volume Control", which is confusing.
Like commit be02260941 mentions, there are some guidelines for naming apps
which prefer the shorter "Volume Control" more than "PulseAudio
Volume Control". It also helps for example GNOME users who get an
ellipsized name in GNOME Software and the GNOME desktop.
To make sure people still get a hit on "PulseAudio" when searching for
the app, let's add that specifically to the tags. That should prevent
search from breaking in a lot of cases.
Part-of: <https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pavucontrol/-/merge_requests/97>
There are a few things to keep in mind:
* We'll have a lot of non-functional application icons, because app
icons don't always exist in the icon theme, so use the generic
application icon
* There is no audio-card icon in the theme any more, so add fallback
to the symbolic version
libcanberra is an old abandoned project whose last release
was well over a decade ago, despite getting some few fixes
on its master branch since then, which are unreleased.
My problem with libcanberra is that it can't be built on
pure wayland systems (no X11 headers) which are becoming
more common nowadays.
It is the only thing keeping pavucontrol tied to X11, all
other dependencies (eg gtk+) build fine on pure wayland.
Since canberra is not a core part of the project, let's
make it optional so pavucontrol can build & work on
pure wayland systems.
Ideally in the future libcanberra can be replaced with
something else, however I don't have the bandwidth to
take this on for now, so I'm just making it optional.
Signed-off-by: Adrian Ratiu <adrian.ratiu@collabora.com>
These are taken from README.html.in, without the information about new
dependencies (IMHO not useful to end-users) or “Some bug fixes.” (IMHO
not specific enough to be useful).
This file is taken from the Flathub package, as of
https://github.com/flathub/org.pulseaudio.pavucontrol/pull/31 where I
have adjusted the name & summary to conform to Flathub's rules. In
particular:
- The name must be no more than 20 characters, so I have used “Volume
Control” to match the window title and GenericName
- The summary must be no more than 35 characters.
I noticed while preparing this patch that the Comment in the .desktop
file (which the appstream specification says is “roughly equivalent” to
the <summary>) is just “Adjust the volume level”. IMO “Adjust the volume
level” contains no more information than the name “Volume Control”.
Fixes https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pavucontrol/-/issues/127
The "Set as fallback" title is a frequent source of confusion, many
people look at it and do not realize that its actual functional is
"setting as default". Presumably, when this title first appeared it
was presumed that apps should chose a device themselves, and then if
they don't there's a "fallback". But in reality most apps do not chose
any device explicitly, and it's expected behavior to make use of this
"fallback" device. So it is more correct to call a "default" device.
