ekklesiaandClaude Opus 5
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The coordinator already existed on the control computer and its contract is frozen, so this is the classroom half of a contract that was read from its README and source rather than guessed: four fields out, the status topic subscribed before anything is published, and every word the teacher reads taken from the coordinator's own message field. It is a separate process, not a Plasma applet. A broker library, a network timeout and a text entry have no business inside the only way a teacher has of getting anywhere; if this dies the bar is untouched. The panel mark is Breeze's call-outgoing. The old one was a bell, sitting two inches from Plasma's notification bell in the same bar and meaning something entirely different. Two things it will not do: claim a call was displayed, and let a teacher type the room. The machine already knows which room it is. Sixty tests cover the contract without a broker. The live path was proven against the real coordinator running in the lab, on a loopback broker, with ProPresenter mocked and the church's networks rejected from inside the container first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <[email protected]>
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# Window rules.
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#
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# There are two: one about video, one about the Parent Call card.
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#
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# Everything else the classroom used to arrange by hand is ordinary window
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# manager behaviour and needs no rule: a dialog stays in front of the window
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# that opened it, a window a page opens floats over the browser instead of
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# resizing it, and a print dialog is the window in front.
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#
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# There is deliberately no rule that maximises the browser. A rule can only
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# match a window class, and Chrome gives its main window and every window a
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# page opens the same one — matching on it maximised the lesson's popup to
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# the whole display, which is the behaviour this architecture exists to
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# stop. Chrome can tell them apart, so `--start-maximized` in the launcher
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# does it: the first window fills the screen, later ones keep the size the
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# page asked for. Arranging that from outside the browser is what the old
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# 314-line window arbiter was doing.
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[General]
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count=2
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rules=classroom-video,classroom-parent-call
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[classroom-video]
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Description=Video is an appliance screen, not a window
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# VLC reports its class as "Vlc", and KWin's matching is case sensitive —
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# measured on a running session, where a lower-case substring rule matched
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# nothing at all and said so nowhere.
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wmclass=(?i)vlc
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wmclassmatch=3
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wmclasscomplete=false
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noborder=true
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noborderrule=2
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[classroom-parent-call]
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Description=Parent Call is a quick action, not a window
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wmclass=classroom-parent-call
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wmclassmatch=1
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wmclasscomplete=false
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# It is not an application, so it does not belong in the row of them. The
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# button that opened it is already in the bar.
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skiptaskbar=true
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skiptaskbarrule=2
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skipswitcher=true
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skipswitcherrule=2
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skippager=true
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skippagerrule=2
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# In front of the lesson a teacher was reading when they pressed the
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# button, rather than behind it.
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above=true
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aboverule=2
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