* linux: Fix Wayland window associations
`src/m_Do/m_Do_main.cpp` uses `SDL_SetAppMetadata("Dusklight", DUSK_VERSION_STRING, "dev.twilitrealm.dusk")` which results in the Wayland appId getting set to `dev.twilitrealm.dusk`. Wayland compositors associate Wayland windows to desktop files by comparing the window appId against installed desktop files by the name of the desktop files. For a given window with appId `dev.twilitrealm.dusk` it would look for `dev.twilitrealm.dusk.desktop`, and because the desktop file is not named that the compositor is unable to correctly associate the window which results in the default Wayland icon being shown for the window. It also results in windows not being associated with the given launcher if the desktop file is pinned to a task management widget of some kind.
Fix this by renaming the desktop file to `dev.twilitrealm.dusk.desktop`. Also while we're at it we can rename the icons as well to match the desktop file name, which isn't required but is a bit cleaner and will fit various packaging standards better.
Signed-off-by: Reilly Brogan <reilly@reillybrogan.com>
* Use dev.twilitrealm.dusk instead
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Signed-off-by: Reilly Brogan <reilly@reillybrogan.com>
* ci: Try arm64 Linux/Windows builds
* Update aurora
* Explicitly set CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR on Windows
* Update build-appimage.sh for aarch64
* Set Rust_RUSTUP_INSTALL_MISSING_TARGET=ON
* Use CMAKE_SYSTEM_PROCESSOR normalization for jpeg-turbo build too
* MSVC ARM64 support for freeverb
* CI attempt
* syntax
* fix cmake for linux
* fix include directories and merge main
* fix PDB fighting
* fix gcc compiling
* fix SSCACHE for windows
* try and fix gcc
* more CI presets
* remove the android target for now
* bump cmake minimum to fix debug information format
* yet another attempt at fixing gcc
* yet another attempt at fixing gcc
* better CI matrixing
* yet another attempt at fixing GCC
* fix arm
* fix CI
* placeholder icons
* compile dawn from source for windows arm64
* fix icons and linker warnings
* fix cmake
* fetch libjpegturbo
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Co-authored-by: Luke Street <luke@street.dev>
Reilly Brogan