On Friday, March 21, 2014 08:35:40 PM nerdopolis wrote: > Hi. > > > I am announcing new ISOs for my Wayland Live CD, which is named after my > favorite celebrity. > > > You can find the new ISOs here: > https://sourceforge.net/projects/rebeccablackos/files/2014-03-21/ > > Once again, the larger ISO is only larger because it has more development > headers, binaries with all the symbols, and more software installed to > compile and download source. The smaller ISO has no other reductions in the > user experience. > > Also please note that all of my checkinstall built packages have the -rbos > suffix, and mostly reside in /opt. So Wayland master is provided by the > wayland-rbos package, NOT the libwayland package that comes from the system > repos for example. > > Except there are small changes that I made for backporting a few things for > the release > DIFF of the changes to the SVN: http://pastebin.com/sDfA2izd > > They currently contain: > * Wayland Master > * Weston Master > * Wayland enabled Clutter > * Wayland enabled SDL > * Wayland enabled GTK > * Wayland enabled QT > * Wayland enabled EFL/Elementary > * Wayland enabled mplayer > * Wayland enabled gstreamer > * Orbital for Wayland (selectable at login) > https://github.com/giucam/orbital > * Hawaii for Wayland (selectable at login) https://github.com/mauios > * KDE Frameworks Wayland programs > * Native Calligra Wayland programs > * Wayland enabled Gnome-shell (selectable at login) *Does not work on > Virtualbox, except it can run nested > * A graphical utility for configuring udev for weston multiseat/multi > pointer > * A rudimentary but functional Wayland login manager written in Bash, that > supports user switching and session selection. > * Wayland enabled Enlightenment E19 *Does not work on Virtualbox > *hardcoded screen size > * SWC tiling Wayland server (use super+enter for terminal, and super+r for > dmenu) *Does not work on Virtualbox, and does not run nested. Only tested on > Intel (selectable at login) https://github.com/michaelforney/swc > * Menu options to run Gnome Shell Wayland, Enlightenment e19 Wayland, > Orbital, SWC, and Hawaii desktops as nested sessions. > > --------- > More security on KMS supported cards, and will be more secure on FB, once > bug https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=73782 is fixed and I remove > the setfacls from waylandloginmanager, by relying on udev's UACCESS > attribute, instead of global ACLs > > Waylandloginmanager's loginmanagerdisplay weston instance, as well as all > Zenity dialogs for the waylandloginmanager run as the daemom user, instead of > root. > > Waylandloginmanager has been improved to support entering a custom user > name, if it doesn't appear from the user list, the user list shows the real > names, the control fifo is write only for a standard user, so that they can't > read the FIFO before the loginmanger, and a seperate FIFO for registering > session information is root only, so that it can't be filled with fake data. > > Waylandloginmanager now handles the cancel button being pressed in the > Zenity dialogs > > Waylandloginmanager now doesn't allow the user to flood with multiple > login/info dialogs open at a time by mistake, or by a malicious program > sending a command to the FIFO repeatedly to try to create a low memory > condition. > > Waylandloginmanager now reads the loginmanager_control FIFO with a maximum > read size, so that a local user can't cause it to eat memory and crash by > filling it with /dev/zero, however under a unit test, I was able to crash a > bash process reading a FIFO, by filling it up with /dev/random. I don't know > how to reproduce it, but it could be a bug in bash, and I don't know if the > bash process can be exploited with this bug. > > Waylandloginmanager now has a Weston independent dialog for user actions, > without the mandatory launchers in the panel, (even though they are still > currently configured). > > Usability fixes. > > Wayland/Weston 1.4+ > > SWC > > More native KDE applications > > mutter-wayland has been built to a recent revision, GTK is backported to > the 3.11.0 tag for now (because later versions use XDG_Shell, which isn't yet > supported by all sessions or servers. > > Contains the latest KDE Frameworks, which allows many KDE applications to > run as native Wayland clients > > --------- > > ***There is no password for the Live Session User (beccaholic), while > autologin is enabled when starting as a live CD, if you get prompted for a > password when starting a second login session, the password field is blank*** > If you choose to install, the live session user does not get added, and > instead the login becomes the default username and password that is > configured at the installation wizard > > In order for Enlightenment to start, you need to pass wlminputinsecure to the > kernel command line. This argument is picked up by the Waylandloginmanager, > and grant all plugdev (default) users permissions to the devices in > /dev/input/* at all times. This allows local users to eavesdrop on these > files, (which is the users input), but it's a temporary workaround for > Enlightenment. > *By default the input device files are secure. > **Warning: when the live CD is started in non-framebuffer mode, the > wlminputinsecure option IS passed by default. (but not when installed) > > md5sum: > fa58c7b66ee1cedbf6f1f082d15ba8f9 RebeccaBlackLinux_i386.iso > 6b8f4315efe65e290d4055e2f2d19ad6 RebeccaBlackLinux_Reduced_i386.iso > > > > _______________________________________________ > wayland-devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/wayland-devel
Hi. I accidentally forgot the part where I meant to say the images are built off of SVN Revision 2329 (with the mentioned diff) Sorry. _______________________________________________ wayland-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/wayland-devel
