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This also adds SIGINT to the signals handled by redshift-gtk.
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This requires that the stderr (and stdout) are emptied when the
child process exits, otherwise redshift-gtk will exit before the
error output is forwarded. Also, the '-v' parameter is moved to
the beginning of the command line to avoid error output including
this (e.g. `redshift-gtk -l` would complain about the missing
location provided `-v`).
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Signed-off-by: Mattias Andrée <maandree@operamail.com>
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Try to set the process title during startup. Before, redshift-gtk appeared as a python process.
This change enables `pgrep redshift-gtk` or `killall redshift-gtk`.
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Python 2 is no longer supported
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This allows redshift-gtk to show the current state of the redshift
process. redshift-gtk follows the enable state of redshift and toggles
the icon accordingly.
The implementation is changed to use glib to spawn the child process
instead of relying on python subprocess module. This is necessary
because of inflexibility in the python module.
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This is primarily for improved discovery. Some users report that they didn't know about redshift-gtk, but had it been available on tab completion they would have noticed. Also, I think it is in general good practice that closely related programs have the same prefix.
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