appliance-compositor 1.1.1

package	version
appliance-compositor	1.1.1

Upgrade: App Center → Manual installation → appliance-compositor.fpk (uninstall first, choose Keep settings; stop the apps that depend on it first).

• Fix: after a reboot the screens could stay dark. The compositor started under the boot splash (Plymouth) and could not take the displays; it now waits for the splash to end.

appliance-compositor 1.1.0

package	version
appliance-compositor	1.1.0

Upgrade: App Center → Manual installation → appliance-compositor.fpk (uninstall first, choose Keep settings; stop the apps that depend on it first).

• Keyboard focus by priority: an app can keep the keyboard and remote while it runs (focus-priority), e.g. a TV app while the front panel's screensaver is up.
• Windows move to another screen without restarting the compositor (set-output), and to their screen when it is connected later.
• A window whose screen isn't connected can stay hidden instead of opening on another app's screen (output-fallback=none).
• All additions are optional; the runtime contract stays at version 1. See CONTRACT.md.

appliance-compositor 1.0.0

package	version
appliance-compositor	1.0.0

Install: App Center → Manual installation → appliance-compositor.fpk. Apps that depend on it (T6 Front Panel, Fygo Cinema) install it first.

• One Wayland compositor (weston 14 + appliance-shell) on every display, and one PipeWire sound server, shared by all screen apps.
• Apps place their windows by rule (output, stacking layer, rotation) with a fragment in /etc/appliance-compositor/clients.d/. See docs/CONTRACT.md.
• Installs weston 14, Mesa 24 and PipeWire from bookworm-backports when missing; refused next to PulseAudio.
• Takes over the display and sound parts of T6 Front Panel ≤ 1.4.