The compilation flags that are necessary for building and part of the
developer's intentions belong in the `+=` section, but the base flags
that distros like to override belong in a `?=` section, so that build
systems using their own are respected.
Signed-off-by: Jason A. Donenfeld <Jason@zx2c4.com>
The Clarett 8Pre layout was very wide; it would be preferable if the
main window output controls were placed below the global & input
controls like for the Gen 3 18i8 and 18i20.
Rather than use the presence of speaker switching to determine which
main window layout to use, check the number of input & output
controls, and use the taller layout if the total is 12 or more.
jandejongh reported:
In the USB Levels display, user can (attempt to) set the level of the
"slider".
Expected: These "sliders" are read-only and should not allow setting a
value (makes no sense to me?).
Fixes: #78.
The level meters don't work correctly on earlier kernel versions, so
they shouldn't be displayed in that case. The "Firmware Version" ALSA
control was added to the kernel at the same time as the level meters
were fixed, so use the presence of that to determine whether or not to
enable the menu item.
The Clarett+ series don't have a pad function, so can't rely on that
for creating input controls. Look for "Line ... Capture Switch" rather
than "Line ... Pad Capture Switch".
When the label of the button for the boolean widget changes, the size
of the button was also changing. This commit sets the minimum size of
the widget so that it will accommodate both labels.
Remove 48x48 icon; use 256x256 icon only.
Remove icons from the executable.
No need to call gtk_window_set_default_icon_name() anymore.
Add desktop file.
Add install and uninstall Makefile targets.
Update USAGE.md with installation instructions.
Thanks to @szszoke for figuring this one out!
Fixes#2.
Hard-coding a light background for route-label hovering didn't work
well with dark themes which have text in a light colour. Use
@theme_selected_bg_color as suggested by @szszoke.
Fixes#3.
Set the alignment on the socket picture to be center rather than fill
so if there's extra space available the image doesn't get expanded and
look awful.
Fixes#1.
