Vaela 1.1.1

Vaela 1.1.1 fixes the radial menu opening on the wrong monitor (#1).

What's fixed

• The radial menu opens where your mouse is, on whichever monitor that is, as long as Vaela runs on it. This covers holding the right button and Meta+Ctrl+M, which now also opens the menu at the pointer instead of in the middle of the screen.
• Monitors with different sizes or scales. Vaela now tells its shell which monitor to use by name, rather than leaving Qt to work out the screen from desktop coordinates. Qt can get that wrong when monitors differ in size or scale, which put the radial menu on the wrong one. Settings and Quick Commands use the same placement and open on the monitor you're working on.
• On a monitor Vaela doesn't run on, holding the right button stays a normal right-click. The shortcut opens the menu on a monitor Vaela does run on.

If the layout switch and workspace bar appear on the wrong monitor, check which monitor has priority 1 in System Settings → Display & Monitor. Vaela follows Plasma's primary monitor by default. You can also choose monitors directly in Vaela Settings → Monitors, which marks the one Vaela treats as primary.

Requirements

• Fedora 44 or 45, x86_64, with current updates: both releases ship KWin 6.7.5, and the RPM requires exactly that version.
• Check your release with rpm -E %fedora, then pick the matching file below.

Install

Fedora Atomic (Bazzite, Kinoite, Silverblue), Fedora 45:

rpm-ostree install ./vaela-desktop-1.1.1-1.fc45.x86_64.rpm

Upgrading from an earlier Vaela RPM:

rpm-ostree install --uninstall vaela-desktop ./vaela-desktop-1.1.1-1.fc45.x86_64.rpm

Fedora Workstation:

sudo dnf install ./vaela-desktop-1.1.1-1.fc45.x86_64.rpm

On Fedora 44, use the fc44 file instead. Log out and choose Vaela at the login screen.

SHA256SUMS lists the checksums of all four files.