- 🔒 upstream refresh now gives root only command-scoped copies, so regional files are rendered as the caller and installed with the same four `sudo cp` calls
- ✅ exercise refresh only inside the sudo-boundary sandbox; the old host-level test reached real sudo once refresh pinned its PATH
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- 📝 the menu bypasses the input method, so requiring Pinyin there made the release procedure impossible until upstream fixes it
- 📝 record the required `skel` profile and the dev-switch region check
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- 🐛 refresh used to copy over the existing files, so a customized mode must survive the shared regional applicator too
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- 🛡️ refuse a dev checkout that lacks this machine's region profile before linking it, since its own refresh would silently replace the regional pacman files
- ✅ isolate channel tests from the host region marker
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- ✅ protect global behavior and regional mirror ordering
- ⌨️ guard personal settings and reserved input shortcuts
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Honor package exclusions while returning failure when an installation leaves the required Cirrus firmware too old. Print-only and download-only operations remain successful without a repair or reboot request.
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Constrain Cirrus firmware in the package transaction so a stable channel refresh cannot remove the required aliases. Recover old firmware independently of completed migrations, and request reboot only after verifying a successful repair. Preserve package exclusions through native pacman handling while keeping interactive conflict recovery answerable.
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The generic assigns swap sans-serif, serif and monospace for fonts
with no CJK glyphs, so tagged Chinese text ends up on whatever Noto
CJK variant the charset scan finds first, usually the Japanese one.
Fold the many Chinese tags down to one per variant and prepend the
matching family ahead of the assigns.
* Bound clipboard capture reads
* Bound the watched clipboard read and drop copies cut off at the deadline
In watch mode capture.sh reads the copy from the owner's pipe on stdin, to EOF, with no bound. An owner that stalls without closing its end keeps the callback alive, and wl-paste --watch handles no further clipboard events until it exits. That matches #9443, whose stuck capture.sh had no wl-paste child: --list-types never reads from the owner.
Every read now goes through one bounded reader into a temporary file, and the copy is recorded only when the read finished, so a snapshot that stalls halfway no longer records its first half.
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* Add Install > Service > Microsoft with Outlook, Office, and Teams web apps
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* Prefix the Microsoft web apps with the brand so they sit together in the launcher
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* Open the Office web app at the sign-in page
office.com now forwards to the Microsoft 365 marketing site when signed out, while
Outlook and Teams open straight to sign-in. The login path does the same for Office.
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* Add Microsoft OneDrive to the Microsoft web apps
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* Point the Teams web app at teams.cloud.microsoft
Microsoft moved Teams to its cloud.microsoft domain; teams.microsoft.com is the
legacy address now.
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* Document Microsoft web app customization
Explain individual app selection, organization-specific URLs, and a separate browser profile using existing launcher options. Keep the optional bundle separate from the manual's default apps.
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