Halo v3 — glass-notch rewrite - #91
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Every string a translation pass tends to miss sat exactly where the same text was written out twice, far apart, with nothing marking them as a pair: - QueueRamNotice/QueueCpuNotice were two copies of one banner, plus two more copies in PollTestNotif -> a single QueueLoadNotice - "net"/"api" had four spellings per agent widget, eight literals for two words -> Fx.NetLabel / Fx.ApiLabel / Fx.LossLabel - the screenshot wording existed in both OnClipboardImage and the --render-notif dev hook, so the preview image could drift from what users actually see -> shared constants on NotifItem Also removes a stray file-header comment that had leaked into Interop/Clipboard.cs. Verified: Release build 0 warnings/0 errors, full test suite green, and the rendered widget output is identical to before the refactor.
sz = h - 12 and rr = sz/2 - 1, so at h <= 14 the battery ring radius reaches zero and GDI+ rejects the arc with "Parameter is not valid". The pill tucks into a 96x12 tab, so any Bluetooth device shown while tucked threw on every frame. Render exceptions are swallowed, so the only symptom was a pill that stopped updating. Guarded with an early return below 16px; nothing legible fits at that size anyway.
docs: update license reference to MIT
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…t, and a panel that draws at 60
…t, a panel that draws at 60, and an empty pill that is actually empty
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Hey! This seems like nice rework, but why do you want it merged? |
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Thanks for the clarification! You're right — Halo has grown into a complete from-scratch rewrite with its own architecture, UI, and direction, so keeping it as a standalone project makes sense. I opened this PR because Halo originally started from DynamicWin, and I felt it was only fair to offer the finished result back to the original project before continuing independently. I never intended to replace or redefine the direction of DynamicWin. Thanks again for taking the time to review it and for the feedback. I really appreciate it. |
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…ch that actually silences notifications
…hat was both misaligned and unnecessary
…and the speed list rebuilt in the panel's own language
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This proposes Halo v3 — a from-scratch rewrite of DynamicWin as a glass notch (Dynamic Island) for Windows, built in C# on Windows.UI.Composition.
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Full source (MIT), bilingual README, and signed release: https://github.com/phoseinq/DynamicWin/releases/latest