advanced-systemui (0.4.5)

• fix: removed all dbus_free calls so ASUI should no longer crash when upgraded with appman
• fix: replaced the blank window hack with code to lock the keys (fixes a bug where blank window would remain open when unlocked)
• fix: ASUI will terminate itself if stuck in a runaway event loop (focus in/out bug)
• fix: close blank window if screen has been on for more than one second
• fix: close blank window on power button press
• fix: close blank window on headphone connect/disconnect
• fix: close blank window on lock button press
• fix: open blank window if ASUI is started while screen is off
• fix: grab pointer so it can't be stolen away by another application (such as application manager)
• renamed blank window from "UNLOCKED" to "ASUI NET"
• removed the startup sleep when system is loaded
• SIGINT, SIGTERM and SIGSEGV signal handlers to clean up and log termination reason
• debug binary produces a new timestamped log file each time ASUI starts
• continuously poll all initial dbus values until each one has responded (mce, bme, bluez, icd2)
• process viewer now highlights other known services in light blue
• brightness level moved to /apps/asui_state/, will cause brightness to reset on first run
• theme button in brightness widget (ALS, black, white)
• added the /usr/bin/asui script to handle release, test and debug builds
• added a blue arrow in the bluetooth widget to indicate its swipe feature

Underlined items are new since last test binary.

The new asui script should help more people run test builds by automating the process. Type the asui command as root to see the full list of supported actions. To perform an action you just call asui with the 1-2 letter action, such as asui u to upgrade ASUI to the next release instead of using application manager. You can download a test build, run it and then replace the service with it if it works. If you then find out it doesn't really work that well you can restore the last release binary.

Syntax: asui <command>

• s : start the service
• k : stop the service (kill)
• dt : download the latest test binary
• rt : run the test binary
• it : install the test binary (this will start and stop the service)
• dd : download the latest debug binary
• rd : run the debug binary
• id : install the debug binary (this will start and stop the service)
• r : restore the last release binary (this will start and stop the service)
• u : upgrade binary to the latest stable release package
• uu : upgrade this script to latest test release

I also cleaned up the about page and created a separate page for the widgets.