Make numlock state on boot configurable
This will expose 3 settings for numlock behavior:
1. Numlock is off on boot (this is the current default behavior)
2. Numlock is on on boot
3. Numlock will restore the state from the last boot
Fixes#369
* Address comments:
Get keyboard after create_seat called rather than returning from
create_seat.
Use constants rather than magic numbers for keypress.
Only save updated modifier state after keypresses are handled/skipped.
* Remove unused import, fold other into existing use block.
* fix: Crash on malformed config
* fix: Have default mappings when missing config
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Co-authored-by: Victoria Brekenfeld <4404502+Drakulix@users.noreply.github.com>
It seems to derive `CosmicConfigEntry`, we need to use `_` in property
names, because `_` isn't mapped to `-` and there doesn't seem to be a
mechanism like `#[serde(rename)]`.
It seems good to be consistent anyway. So this seems good to change,
unless we really like using `-` for names on disk, then cosmic-panel
needs to be changed.
`CosmicConfigEntry` also requires `PartialEq`, which is easy enough to
add.
This will break existing input settings, which will have to be
re-applied with the new locations. Cosmic-settings also need to be
updated for this.
This is not a setting handled by libinput; we have to scale the
scrolling ourselves.
This should match the behavior of the `scroll_factor` defined in
sway-input(5).
This adds a `input-default` setting, which is used for input settings if a
device isn't set in `input-devices`. More awkwardly, it also adds an
`input-touchpad` setting, which is used instead of `input-default` for
touchpad devices, so we can separate mouse and touchpad settings even
though they use the same capability and settings.
This no longer sets the input config, and only reads it. If we add a UI
for per-device config, we'll need some IPC mechanism to list connected
devices. (Assuming cosmic-settings can't use libinput directly for that.)
This moves `InputConfig` and `XkbConfig` to a new `cosmic-comp-config`
crate, so they can be used in `cosmic-settings`.
