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Rework of this PR to the kernel structure: the AOP is now an in-kernel driver (orchard PR OrchardLinux#36) whose accelerometer is a standard IIO device, so the desktop uses iio-sensor-proxy like GNOME and KDE do. - desktop/configuration/rotate-output: follows iio-sensor-proxy's accelerometer orientation (monitor-sensor) and turns the panel with wlr-randr; touch follows the output through labwc's <touch mapToOutput>, so no calibration matrix needs rewriting. The rotation lock (~/.config/omarchy/rotation-lock) keeps Dalton's idea. - iio-sensor-proxy in the root's packages; the labwc session starts the listener. - The DMA-backed daemon, its firmware launcher, units and tests go: the kernel loads the firmware and starts the AOP. Still open: the panel's output name for <touch mapToOutput> (eDP-1 on the iPad 5; to confirm on the J71b), and a device test once the accelerometer's IIO driver lands.
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…onnected Tested on the J71b with the in-kernel AOP accelerometer (orchard PR OrchardLinux#36) and iio-sensor-proxy 3.9: the image is upright in all four orientations and touch lands where the finger is. - rotate-output applies an orientation once it has held for half a second, so turning past one orientation to the next rotates once (Dalton's controller debounced too). - touch-output, run by login-session before labwc, maps each touchscreen to the connected panel for the session: the panel's DRM connector names its output (Unknown-1 on the J71b with simpledrm, eDP-1 on the iPad 5 with ADBE), and named <touch> entries take precedence over the default in ~/.config/labwc/rc.xml. Nothing board-specific in the rootfs. - The listener's tests need bash 4+ (fractional read -t), as on the device, and skip with a reason on older shells. Known limit: landscape is slow on boards whose display has no hardware rotation yet (simpledrm): labwc then rotates every frame in software.
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Problem
Login always forces scale 2 and the labwc Display panel has no scale control. A window moved off the rotated panel cannot be brought back.
Changes
Add omarchy-display-scale and a Display panel scale picker, and restore the saved scale at login. Super+Shift+G gathers every window onto the current workspace and on screen.
Device testing
Tested on an iPad 5 (J71t) on 2026-11-08 as part of the integrated J71t stack (kernel
7.3.0-rc1-orchard-apple-16k-topic-warmport-20261108). This isolated branch has not been booted on its own.Scale picker, saved scale and Super+Shift+G installed on the device and checked. Integration suite: 224 passed, 14 skipped.
Observed operations: Omarchy menu → Restart; host-assisted
scripts/orchard/warm-reboot.pywith display/normal profiles and the file loader (kexec -s); CPU1 sysfs offline/online; USB cold boots/rebind and bulk uploads; desktop interaction.What remains: exact submitted branch device test, other-device regressions, NCM long soak, the 500 mA warm charging gap, RTC alarms, suspend/resume and cover wake. Bluetooth pairing does not qualify keyboard input or audio.
Host validation
PYTHONDONTWRITEBYTECODE=1 python -m unittest discover -s tests -v: PASS. No kernel/image builds performed.Patch application: N/A; whitespace check (excluding nested patch text): PASS.
Other devices affected
Shared distro tablet services/settings affect every omarchy-a device that uses them. No other device was tested.
Dependencies and merge order
Depends on (merge first): #35. The branch carries those commits; review the last commit as this topic. It will be rebased once they merge.
Known rework before merge
No additional behavior-policy pattern found by the targeted kernel diff scan. This is not a comprehensive policy audit. The exact isolated revision still needs a device test required by CONTRIBUTING.md.
Proposed CHANGELOG line (Unreleased)
shell: persist display scale and gather off-screen windows.
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