* i18n: improve Spanish translations for clarity and consistency
Improve the Spanish translation strings in Engine.cpp by:
- Refining ANR (Application Not Responding) dialog to use "La aplicación"
and change the terminate option to "Forzar cierre" for clarity
- Standardizing permission prompts with "¿Deseas...?" for consistency
- Rewording keyboard permission prompt: "permitir su uso" is clearer than
"permitir su funcionamiento"
- Adding explicit reference to "permisos" in the persistence hint
- Improving Wayland app identification: "ID de cliente de Wayland" instead
of "wayland client ID {wayland_id}"
- Enhancing environment variable notification with better punctuation and
clarity ("gestionarse externamente" vs "estar gestionada externamente")
- Simplifying hyprland-guiutils message with direct, concise wording
- Rewriting failed assets lambda to be more natural and add context about
distribution packagers
- Improving monitor-related messages with clearer tone and better sentence
structure (monitor layout, mode fallback, auto-scale)
- Using "shader" instead of "sombreador" (more common in Spanish tech)
- Changing "10-bit" to "10 bits" for proper Spanish plural form
Overall tone improvements include consistent use of "tú" forms and clearer,
more natural Spanish phrasing throughout the user-facing messages.
* i18n: update Spanish error messages for clarity and support
Adds localization support for en, it, pl and jp
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Co-authored-by: Mihai Fufezan <mihai@fufexan.net>
Co-authored-by: Aaron Blasko <blaskoazzolaaaron@gmail.com>
Hyprland at the latest commit crashes at starting up on FreeBSD with
SIGSEGV. Checking the validity of g_pXWayland->m_wm before calling
updateWorkArea() appears to fix the issue.
as protocol states there is two events. 'presented' or 'discarded'.
wp_presentation_feedback::sync_output
As presentation can be synchronized to only one output at a time, this event tells which output it was.
This event is only sent prior to the presented event.
wlr-randr disconnects immediately after receiving success event, but
before applying the monitor configuration. This causes the state to be
lost when performMonitorReload() is called.
By postponing the success event until the call of the hook
monitorLayoutChanged we ensure the configuration to remain valid during
the reload process.