2.13.0

Home finally uses the width it has been given, and screenshots stopped being a second-class citizen in their own gallery.

Home on a wide window

Past about 1580 points of content width, screenshots move into their own panel beside the clips column instead of sitting under it. Past about 2368, which is most ultrawides, the quick settings move again into a rail down the right with a storage readout at the bottom: free space on the drive your clips land on, what Vice is using of it, and when the last clip was saved. Nothing changes below those widths.

The gallery only draws rows that fit, so there is no half-visible row at the bottom and no band of empty panel under the last one.

Screenshots

• The library, playlists and Home all show screenshots the same way now: the picture is the card, with its name and actions over it on hover or keyboard focus.
• The viewer can fill the window, from the button, the F key or a double click, and grows into it rather than cutting to it. Your pen strokes stay registered with the picture the whole way.
• Renaming a screenshot and deleting it straight after could bring it back from the dead. The rename reloads the whole list, which takes about a second on a real library, and that stale list landed after the delete and put the row back.

Game detection on KDE Plasma Wayland

Thanks to @KITE-Force, clips save with the right game tag on KDE Plasma under Wayland, through kdotool, instead of falling back to XWayland and seeing nothing for native Wayland games. It is an optional dependency: install kdotool and it is used, leave it out and behaviour is exactly as before. This is the missing piece for several of the KDE reports in #152.

Also

• Free space where clips land is now part of the daemon's status, so anything that needs it can ask.
• vice-app recovers from a QtWebEngine window that fails to start rather than exiting with nothing on screen.

Install: yay -Syu vice-clipper, then open Vice.