libqtwebkit-dev contains the development files of Qt4 QtWebKit library.
Installing this package pulls many Qt4 dependencies. Neither this
package nor its dependencies are needed to build a Qt5 version of
goldendict. I have successfully built a Qt5 version of goldendict
on a fresh KDE neon system without installing this package.
Note that the development files of Qt5 QtWebKit library are inside the
libqt5webkit5-dev package, which is duly listed as a Qt5 goldendict
dependency.
Fixed by not adding dummy system tray under X env
Tested for:
Mate 1.22.1
XFCE4 4.12
KDE 5.14.5 (damn it's so ugly now)
GNOME (with topicons-plus extension)
This commit fixes #907, fixes #1097 and fixes #1155
abcabb77fa added a makeScanPopup() call
after applyQtStyleSheet() in MainWindow constructor to apply Qt style
sheets to the scan popup. This call destroys the scan popup created
earlier in the MainWindow constructor and creates a new instance.
Let us remove the first, now redundant invocation of makeScanPopup()
from MainWindow::makeDictionaries() to improve startup performance.
makeDictionaries() is currently called only once, so modifying it is not
a problem. If makeDictionaries() is used elsewhere in the future,
the added assertion will remind to reconstruct the scan popup.
There is a regression since Qt 5.12.1 that forces the pinned scan popup
window to be always on top of the main window on Linux/X11 because of
its Qt::Dialog window flag. The same issue is present in Qt 4.
The Qt regression is reported as QTBUG-74309, but chances of it being
fixed any time soon seem slim.
The documentation for Qt::Dialog window flag states that it causes a
window to be decorated as a dialog (typically no maximize or minimize
buttons in the title bar). I suppose adding these buttons to
the scan popup's title bar is not an issue.
As a bonus, the Qt::Dialog flag prevented scan popup window tiling when
moving toward the screen edge in Xfce. It works perfectly now.
