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                                            Sebastian Wick

portal impls have no way to tell what type of application is making requests

Why would you want to handle the permissions in the impl and not the frontend? We can change things here.

screen-cast: Add textual context hint

Not sure what to do with this PR. @jadahl @davidedmundson opinions?

Cannot open link from Flatpak app if the default browser is Flatpak-packaged Chromium

I just tested this. Links from matrix opened in Firefox, then I ran `xdg-settings set default-web-browser org.chromium.Chromium.desktop` and the links started opening in Chromium. Is this still an issue for...

Cannot open link from Flatpak app if the default browser is Flatpak-packaged Chromium

If we're not getting new information on the issue, I'm tempted to close it.

Store the registry as a struct pw_registry instead of a pw_proxy

Thanks, this LGTM.

Place xdg-desktop-portal-gtk.service in session.slice

Indeed, putting x-d-p-gtk into session.slice and also launching everything into their own cgroup in app.slice or both things we should do. Someone needs to put the work in and check...

Place xdg-desktop-portal-gtk.service in session.slice

> The only explicit subprocess launch that I can immediately see is the app chooser dialog running gnome-software. Right, that needs fixing then but otherwise it sounds like we could...

Place xdg-desktop-portal-gtk.service in session.slice

Mh, I skimmed the implementations of `g_app_info_launch` and I don't see it doing anything regarding the cgroup it ends up in so I guess this needs some work in glib...

All installed flatpaks are experiencing a 30 second delay during start (but it's a different one)

This is likely related to a dbus call timing out, so we need captures of the dbus session bus (`dbus-monitor --pcap`).

All installed flatpaks are experiencing a 30 second delay during start (but it's a different one)

Depends on what you mean with sensitive info and what you did (and what's currently running) while capturing it. In general, as long as you don't have sensitive things running...