host-model is a bit more scary then previous behavior, since the
model of an existing VM can transparently change across libvirt
upgrade or HW upgrade. This will probably be improved at the libvirt
level, but for now revert.
This reverts commit 17f43e47fb.
Although the code in lookup_nodedev() is general to deal with
hostdev, it has to seperate USB device from PCI device there.
For PCI device, the domain/bus/slot/function is hex.
For USB device, the bus/device is decimal.
This fix makes the label use hostdev pretty_name:
+------------------------------------------------------+
| Physical USB Device |
| Device: 006:032 RSA RSA SecureID (R) Authenticator |
(crobinso: fix some pylint)
Remote sound works fine these days. If people want to turn the
preference off, they probably want to do it in all cases, and can
'customize before install' to alter the rest.
If the host-model is selected, disable the cpu model drop down
and features list. They still show what exact configuration the
host-model is using.
For the old libvirt which doesn't support <cpu mode='host-model'/>
virt-manager still copy cpu configs from caps XML to domain XML.
(crobinso: Fix some minor pylint)
UPDATE_CPU flag exists after v0.8.0, so libvirt that
supports HOST_MODEL should support UPDATE_CPU,
the earliest version we are going to check is v0.9.10.
After all these changes, it fixes the invisible scrollbar issue. It
was some combination of do_style_set and something else, but I didn't
bother narrowing it down.
Was originally added with hopes for being used in an ovirt related
product, but was more or less a code dump, and the author has been
allocated to other things. He confirmed it's okay to remove.
That, and it's currently broken, and we've had approximately 0 user
feedback since it was committed.
This unfortunately has a decent amount of fallout: add a wrapper class
in config.py that reduces much of the churn.
Another big piece is that gsettings can't accept arbitrary paths like
gconf would, everything needs to be described in the schema.
Also do a bunch more RPM spec modernizing
This fixes keyring support since the gnome bindings are busted, while
also giving us a chance of working natively on KDE.
I haven't added an explicit dep on libsecret in the spec, since this is
such minor functionality it's not worth pulling the dep, which should
be there on all modern desktops anyways.
And drop a whole bunch of legacy dbus fallback stuff. Now that we
are bumping the host dependencies to very recent gtk, none of the
back compat should matter.
