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feat(diarization): per-speaker transcripts via TinyDiarize + --transcribe-file (#884)
* feat(transcribe): add TinyDiarize file transcription surface Catalog small.en-tdrz (hosted at akashmjn/tinydiarize-whisper.cpp, pinned commit) while keeping it out of every dictation-model selection path: its [SPEAKER_TURN] markup would type noise into the focused window. The checksum generator resolves side-repo models at their own pinned revision, parakeet-style. Add speech_recognition.diarization (strict-WAV fast path with ffmpeg fallback, tdrz transcription, speaker-turn parsing, timestamped formatting) and surface it through a tray Transcribe Audio File flow with on-demand model download plus a headless --transcribe-file CLI. TranscriptDialog offers copy and save of the diarized transcript. Closes #756 * docs(user-guide): document --transcribe-file * fix(transcribe): pass tdrz_enable as a pywhispercpp kwarg pywhispercpp's Model takes decode params as keyword arguments; a params= dict crashes on the C-level whisper_full_params object. Also let --transcribe-file report unexpected failures cleanly instead of dumping a traceback. * fix(tray): dismiss the tdrz download dialog on response * test(diarization): pin real wave/numpy/tempfile around sibling mocks Several test modules replace sys.modules entries with MagicMocks at import time and never restore them, so diarization's wave/numpy/ tempfile bindings resolved to mocks when this file ran after them in CI. An autouse fixture reimports the real stdlib modules per test, the same remedy test_audio_feedback already applies for wave. * fix(transcribe): verify tdrz model, preload libs, gate formats on ffmpeg - Hash the on-disk TinyDiarize model against the pinned digest before native code maps it, matching the dictation load path - Extract the bundled-lib preloader to utils/pywhispercpp_loader.py and preload before the lazy pywhispercpp import so the headless --transcribe-file path works on source-built installs without RPATH - Offer only WAV in the file picker when ffmpeg is absent; name the dependency in the filter label - Type the new tray/diarization callbacks; document --transcribe-file and the new modules in AGENTS.md * style(audio): finish type annotations on capture helpers and download path _setup_alsa_error_handler now declares Optional[Any] and its ctypes callback gets concrete parameter types; the remaining capture helpers take audio: Any (PyAudio has no importable type) and test_audio_input's device_index becomes Optional[int], which also clears the preexisting implicit-Optional error. _download_whispercpp_model gains -> None and its HF url is narrowed to str so the concatenation and download call stop adding new mypy findings. * style(tests): wrap long monkeypatch line in preload test * refactor(main): narrow transcribe-file errors and add file context * style(ui): annotate TranscriptDialog constructor * fix(diarize): log worker tracebacks, isort test helpers, document --transcribe-file --------- Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@gmail.com> |
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feat(text_injection): add RemoteDesktop portal injection backend (#885)
* feat(text_injection): add RemoteDesktop portal injection backend Wayland offers exactly one sanctioned key-injection path: org.freedesktop.portal.RemoteDesktop's NotifyKeyboardKeysym. It reaches native clients on compositors with no input-method-v2 bridge, works from inside the Flatpak sandbox without /dev/uinput or a helper daemon, and delivers keysyms so non-US layouts survive -- unlike ydotool's evdev keycodes. RemoteDesktopPortal is a synchronous client over a dedicated worker thread holding a private bus connection and GLib context, which keeps Request::Response delivery deterministic. Sessions are created lazily on first use so startup probing only reads the interface version; v2 portal sessions persist a restore token (mode 0600 under data_dir) so the permission prompt appears once. Backend selection now prefers the portal on Wayland: it is probed at runtime ahead of ydotool/wtype/xdotool in autodetection, is pinnable via VOCALINUX_FORCE_BACKEND=portal or text_injection.backend, and demotes to the previous order on runtime failure. Flatpak still needs --device=all for evdev hotkeys, but uinput is only a fallback path now. Closes #750 * fix(text_injection): resolve Greptile findings on RemoteDesktop portal injection - Move persist_mode/restore_token to SelectDevices options (portal v2 sends them there, not CreateSession); a bad token is ignored rather than sinking the session, so drop the stale-token retry paths that could issue a second Start after a user cancel - Track delivered units on RemoteDesktopPortalError so Wayland fallbacks retry only the undelivered tail instead of retyping the prefix (text chars, backspace taps, shortcut steps) - Give queued portal jobs a single deadline budget across CreateSession/SelectDevices/Start waits; on submit timeout the job is cancelled via a Gio.Cancellable plus abort checkpoints so the worker cannot keep emitting keys after the caller gave up - Close sessions whose Start never succeeded - Release held shortcut modifiers on mid-step failure - Skip the portal probe when an installed wtype/ydotool backend is explicitly pinned - Type annotations on the new signatures and touched tests --------- Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@gmail.com> |
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feat(recognition): record while an idle model reloads (#851)
* feat(recognition): buffer audio during model reload * fix(recognition): recover buffered reload failures * test(recognition): cover buffered reload edge cases * fix(recognition): narrow buffered reload errors * fix(settings): wait for IDLE before restoring Test Dictation callbacks Buffered reload's stop_recognition() returns while PROCESSING. Test Dictation must keep its text callbacks until recognition reaches IDLE so the test utterance cannot inject into the focused app. * style: apply Black formatting to PR 851 files * fix(settings): cancel buffered reload before Test Dictation timeout restore On the ~3min idle-wait timeout, do not restore live injector callbacks while a buffered reload worker may still deliver text. Cancel via _cancel_reload_recording off the GTK thread, then restore; if cancel is unavailable or fails, leave test callbacks installed and show an error. Add return/param annotations and regression coverage. * fix(settings): keep Test Dictation waiting if buffered cancel fails After the idle-wait timeout, if cancel is unavailable or raises, keep polling with test callbacks and _test_active instead of marking the test done. Ending early left the test callback as the only text destination, so later normal dictation could land in the hidden test buffer. Restore live injectors only once recognition reaches IDLE. * fix(settings): reset Test Dictation timeout-cancel flag per session Clear _test_timeout_cancel_attempted when a test starts, when entering the buffered idle-wait, and when restoring UI so a later Test Dictation can still cancel after timeout. Narrow the cancel-worker except clause to AttributeError/OSError/RuntimeError/TypeError so unrelated defects are not treated as ordinary cancel failure. * fix(recognition): signal capture completion when buffered capture dies A dead microphone during a buffered model reload left should_record=false with no stop_recognition handoff, so the reload worker blocked forever on _capture_finished.wait(). Signal the event from the audio thread's failure teardown paths instead. Refs VocaHQ/vocalinux#851 --------- Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@gmail.com> |
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feat(activation): D-Bus activation for compositor global shortcuts (#568)
Rebased onto latest main (conflict-resolution squash for PR #568). Co-authored-by: Alexander <ab@digital-benefits.de> Co-authored-by: Devin AI <158243242+devin-ai-integration[bot]@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(audio): lower other audio while dictating (#861)
* feat(audio): lower other audio while dictating Opt-in setting lowers the default PipeWire or PulseAudio sink while the microphone is open, then restores that exact level. It stays off by default. * fix(test): keep pytest.approx working when numpy is mocked Other test modules replace sys.modules["numpy"] with a MagicMock at import and leave it there. pytest.approx then crashes on isinstance(..., numpy.bool_). * fix(audio): restore every channel and do not duck if it cannot be undone A failed restore-point write no longer lowers the sink. PulseAudio puts each channel back, and a dead microphone restores playback instead of waiting for an explicit stop. The recognition test patches the real audio module when an older test left a mock behind. * fix(test): put the audio-feedback mock back after the ducking test The recognition test has to patch the real module, but later tests still expect the mock that test_text_injector installs. Restore that mock when the test ends, and annotate the new helpers. * fix(test): annotate the playback-duck tests AGENTS.md requires a type hint on every new function. These tests were the ones still missing them. * fix(audio): skip arming playback duck after recording already failed * chore: retrigger review after rebase |
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feat(text-injection): let config.json pin the injection backend (#649)
* feat(text-injection): let config.json pin the injection backend (#476) Autodetection has to infer whether IBus commits actually reach the focused application, and it cannot verify that: commit_text() reports success even when the compositor drops the text. When the inference is wrong the failure is silent, and dictation appears to work in XWayland windows while doing nothing in native ones. VOCALINUX_FORCE_BACKEND already provides an escape hatch, but it is an environment variable: it covers a single run, is undocumented outside the test suite, and a user whose compositor is misdetected has to wrap the launcher in a shell script to make the choice stick. Add a persistent `text_injection.backend` setting alongside it, accepting the same ibus/wtype/ydotool/auto values. The environment variable still wins so a backend can be A/B-tested for one run without touching the saved configuration, and the startup log now names which of the two pinned the choice so a stale setting is diagnosable from --debug output. Reads the file directly rather than through ConfigManager, keeping this package independent of the UI layer, exactly as _should_copy_to_clipboard already does. An unreadable or corrupt config falls back to autodetection instead of blocking startup, and an unrecognised value is ignored with a warning so a typo cannot silently pin the wrong backend. Defaults to "auto", so existing installs behave exactly as before. * fix(text-injection): tell an explicit VOCALINUX_FORCE_BACKEND=auto from unset The variable is meant to override the saved text_injection.backend pin for a single run, which is what makes the two paths A/B-testable without editing config. Setting it to auto -- the value that means "autodetect this time" -- did not do that: the reader collapsed unset and an explicit auto into the same "auto" return, so the caller read both as "nothing was forced" and fell through to the saved pin. The pin won, and there was no way to ask for autodetection for one run short of editing the config file the variable exists to avoid. Read the variable as three states instead: unset, an explicit auto, or a backend name. Only the unset state consults config, so an explicit auto now short-circuits to autodetection. An unrecognised value is deliberately treated as unset rather than as auto. A typo means the user failed to override their preference, not that they asked to discard it, so falling through to a valid saved pin is the kinder reading. _forced_backend() keeps its signature and its collapsed return, so its existing callers and tests are untouched; the new three-state reading lives alongside it and is what the preference resolver consumes. * feat(text-injection): accept an xdotool pin and warn when ibus overrides the denylist Two gaps in the pinnable backend set. xdotool was not accepted, even though on X11 it is the tool that actually does the typing. Users were told to pin a *Wayland* backend to mean "not IBus", and get xdotool as a side effect. Naming it directly is what they were reaching for. On Wayland it needs no special handling: the value skips IBus like any other non-ibus pin and falls through to the existing XWayland fallback, so no branch is added to the selection chain. The accepted values now live in one tuple, because four places listed them -- both readers and both "expected ..." messages -- and a fifth value would have had to be added to all four. The two messages derive from the tuple, so they cannot fall behind it. Pinning ibus also silently bypasses the compositor denylist. That check exists because a denylisted compositor makes IBus report a commit as delivered while the text never arrives (#478, #485), so a pin is the one setting that can put a user back into a failure with no symptom other than nothing happening. The pin is still honoured -- an override that ignores you is worse than one that warns -- but it now says so at warning level, names the compositor, and gives the remedy. It stays quiet when the compositor genuinely bridges IBus, including a denylisted one running the ibus-wayland bridge, and on X11 where the denylist does not apply. The check is evaluated once. The guard chain short-circuits on the pin, so a pinned run never reaches the existing compositor branch, and this is its first and only call -- worth knowing because the check can shell out to pgrep or gdbus. A test asserts the call count so that stays true. Documents xdotool in the value table and rewrites the X11 paragraph, which described xdotool as the implicit result of pinning something else rather than as a value you can name. * fix(text-injection): say so when the pinned backend is not the one in use A pin could be quietly ignored. Pinning a tool that is not installed fell through to autodetection and typed with whatever it found, under a log line that had already announced the pin was overriding autodetection. Pinning xdotool on Wayland did nothing at all, since the selection chain reaches ydotool and wtype first. Pinning ibus where IBus support is unavailable skipped the whole IBus branch. In each case the user set a preference, saw no complaint, and got something else. These are one condition, not three: whatever ended up doing the typing is not what was pinned. The check compares the pin against the backend read back from final state, so a cause nobody has thought of yet is covered without another branch. It runs at the end of construction rather than inside _check_dependencies, which returns early on two paths and which the wtype probe can still override afterwards. The reason clause is added only where a generic check answers it -- the binary is absent, or IBus is unavailable -- and omitted otherwise rather than guessing. Reporting the source separately was letting the environment variable and the config setting disagree. _check_dependencies resolved the backend, then re-derived which source had won by asking again -- so the environment was parsed twice per construction, and a malformed value was reported to the user twice. Resolution now returns the backend and its source together, which fixes the duplicate warning and means the source named in a log line is the one that actually chose the backend. _backend_preference() keeps its signature and reads the first element. Two log lines also claimed VOCALINUX_FORCE_BACKEND regardless of where the pin came from, so a config-set backend was reported as an environment variable the user had never set. They now name the real source. The new warning is a startup diagnostic, not a live invariant: a tool switched later by _try_recover_from_fallback is not reported again. Noted in the docstring so the boundary is deliberate. * docs(user-guide): file the injection-backend section under Troubleshooting The section sat under Customization, directly beneath GPU Acceleration -- where the paragraph immediately above it reads "To check which backend is being used" about Vulkan and CUDA. The word means something else there, and two adjacent sections using it for different things is a bad place to explain either. It also is not a customization option. It exists because a compositor can make IBus report a commit as delivered while nothing arrives (#478, #485), and someone hitting that reads Troubleshooting, not Customization. The section already opens on the symptom, so it needs no rewriting to belong there. Pure reorder: no wording changes, and the heading text is unchanged so any existing link still resolves. * test(text-injection): cover the pin paths that skip the selection chain _check_dependencies had three uncovered branches, all reachable by pinning a backend and none of them exercised: the two early returns that hand over to IBus before a tool is chosen, and the daemonless-ydotool fallback a wtype pin lands on when wtype is absent. The early returns matter most, since the pin check runs at the end of construction precisely so those paths cannot skip it, and nothing proved that. Adds the ydotool counterpart to the missing-binary case, so a check keyed on one tool name cannot pass by coincidence; an X11 test for the guide's claim that any non-ibus pin turns the IBus path off, with a control asserting IBus is constructed without a pin so the assertion is the pin's doing; and an end-to-end explicit-auto case, which until now was only proven at the resolver rather than through selection. The pin log line said it was "overriding backend autodetection" before anything had been checked. An unavailable pin falls through to autodetection, so that line announced an outcome it could not know and then read as contradicting the "was not applied" warning. It now states the request only. _run_with_pin gains ydotoold_ready, defaulting to the previous behaviour so existing callers are unchanged. * fix(text-injection): report a config file the backend pin cannot be read from A corrupt config.json disappeared into logger.debug. The setting is hand-edited -- that is the workflow the user guide documents -- so a stray comma is a likely way to reach this, and staying quiet left the user with autodetection and the silent IBus miss the pin was set to avoid, with nothing to tell that apart from the pin not working. Unknown values already warned; an unusable file now does too, naming the file and the parse error. The bare handler was also catching AttributeError by accident. Valid JSON that is not an object -- a bare list, string, number or null -- reaches the lookup and raises there rather than at parse time, and so does a text_injection section that is not an object, where the top level is a mapping and the section is not. Both are now shape checks rather than exception handling, which is what lets the handler narrow to OSError and ValueError without those five shapes escaping it. Locating the file moves out of the try. It fixes the handler being unable to name the path it failed on, and it is a deliberate boundary: config_dir() resolving a path is not a failure this should paper over, so it is no longer guarded here at all. A missing config.json stays silent, which is the default install. * test(text-injection): stop the ibus-pin tests depending on an installed ydotoold The bridged-compositor and X11 cases asserted that a run logs no warnings at all. That is broader than what they are about, and _run_ibus_pin patches shutil.which to claim every tool exists without patching the probe that then shells out to one, so the real _ensure_ydotoold ran and warned whenever /usr/bin/ydotoold was absent. The tests passed on a machine that happens to have it installed and failed on the CI runners that do not. The assertions now name the warning they are about, and the helper patches _ensure_ydotoold the way its sibling _run_with_pin already did, so nothing in this class of test reads the host's installed packages. * fix(text-injection): report pending IBus initialization state * docs(text-injection): clarify backend pin behavior * fix(config): preserve a hand-edited backend across unrelated saves ConfigManager writes its full in-memory configuration on every save. A user who edits text_injection.backend in config.json while Vocalinux is running therefore loses that choice when an unrelated Settings or tray save writes the stale default back. Remember only the backend value observed at load or after a successful save. If the in-memory value is unchanged, preserve the current value from disk; if it changed through ConfigManager, treat that as the intentional write. Missing and explicit auto both reset to auto. The save aborts rather than overwriting a file whose JSON or text_injection shape cannot be read safely. This is deliberately per-key: no recursive configuration merge or injection-layer dependency is added. * style(text-injection): remove redundant typing suppression * fix(config): keep invalid UTF-8 config from blocking startup * fix(config): preserve malformed backend sections on unrelated saves * fix(config): retain text setting changes after malformed config * test(text-injection): annotate backend pin test helpers |
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feat(language): follow the active keyboard layout while dictating (#837)
* feat(language): follow the active keyboard layout while dictating Adds a "Follow keyboard layout" switch to Settings -> Speech Model -> Advanced. With it on, the active keyboard layout is re-read at the start of every dictation and the matching language is used, so someone who switches layouts to work in two languages gets the right one without opening Settings. #796 already seeded the language once on first run, but from the *configured* primary layout, which never changes as the user switches between them: a "fr,us" setup reports fr forever. detect_active_keyboard_ layout() reads GNOME's input sources instead. It takes mru-sources rather than the current index, because that index goes stale -- observed still reading 0 after a switch to the second layout -- which is why the IBus injection path already trusts the MRU list (#497, #738). An active source that is an IBus engine rather than an xkb layout is a real answer that cannot be mapped, so the language is left to the engine's own auto-detect. Borrowing the configured xkb layout there would pin English for someone typing Japanese through mozc-jp. The mode is a switch over the language picker rather than an entry inside it, since it is a mode and not a language. While on, the picker is disabled and shows what the layout resolves to; turning it off pins that. A language change no longer re-initialises the engine when the loaded model takes the language per utterance, which is the whole whisper family, so following a layout costs a settings read rather than a model reload. VOSK loads one model per language, Parakeet ignores the picker, and an English-only model has no non-English weights, so Settings refuses the mode for all three rather than offering a switch that does nothing. Fixes #821 * fix(language): keep follow mode armed and map IBus engines Swap English-only whisper.cpp weights to the multilingual sibling while passing the layout sentinel into reconfigure, so follow mode stays armed. Map common GNOME IBus engines onto catalogue languages instead of leaving them unmapped. * fix(language): stop IBus hyphen false-maps and gate the sibling swap The last-token hyphen heuristic mapped mozc-us and foo-us to English. Restrict it to *-jp/*-kr and name Mozc's extra engines as Japanese. Only whisper.cpp may consult the whisper.cpp download catalog. * fix(language): keep multilingual weights while following layout The picker shows the active layout while follow is on, often en-us. Deriving whisper.cpp .en from that display made Settings refuse the mode as English-only, then the next auto-apply persisted a concrete language and disarmed follow. Use LANGUAGE_FOLLOWS_LAYOUT for .en vs multilingual derivation instead, including on the load path before the switch is synced. * fix(language): type follow helpers and log sibling-swap failures * fix(test): stub follow-layout model rec so mocked psutil does not blow up follow-mode English-only guard calls get_recommended_whispercpp_model, which reads RAM through psutil. Full CI leaves a MagicMock in sys.modules["psutil"], so ram_gb >= 16 raises TypeError. Patch the settings_dialog alias to return a multilingual tiny rec so the assertion still holds without real RAM. * fix(language): catch specific errors on layout lookup and sibling swap * fix(language): swallow more sibling-swap reconfigure failures ImportError, TypeError, AttributeError, and ChecksumError from the multilingual swap must not abort dictation or disarm follow mode. --------- Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@gmail.com> |
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f48bdda525 |
docs: improve project documentation for a clearer public surface (#634)
* docs: polish project documentation for a clearer public surface Rewrite the README and supporting docs for a more professional first impression: less emoji and badge noise, install-first structure, and a real documentation index. Add a Contributor Covenant, tighten SECURITY and GitHub templates, and make distro/update guides read as product docs instead of internal status notes. * docs: split install guide and add changelog plus support pages Break INSTALL.md into a short primary guide, manual/PyPI package lists, and troubleshooting. Add root CHANGELOG.md and SUPPORT.md, wire them into the docs index and README, and drop the outdated screenshot lag note now that v0.15 assets are on main. * docs: humanize PR copy and remove em dashes Strip em/en dashes from the documentation rewritten in this PR, fix mid-sentence colon fallout from that pass, and smooth a few stiff phrases so the public docs read more natural. * docs: list Faster Whisper after rebase onto main Installer and CLI already accept faster_whisper. Document it next to the other engines, drop the outdated screenshot lag note, and keep the on-device wording honest for local vs remote. |
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feat(commands): localize punctuation voice commands (#640) (#642)
* feat(commands): localize punctuation voice commands by language Voice command phrases were English-only even when recognition language was set to Italian, French, etc. Merge locale punctuation/line-break aliases from the recognition language into CommandProcessor, keep English phrases available, and document the behavior. Fixes #640 Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> * fix(commands): keep line breaks and French apostrophe aliases Attach-left punctuation now eats only horizontal whitespace, so a localized "new line" followed by a period or comma still inserts a newline. French aliases include ASCII, U+2019, and backtick apostrophes, and longest-match still wins so "point" cannot fire inside "point d'interrogation". --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com> Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> |
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fix(inject): layout-aware clipboard paste for Neo and friends (#788)
* fix(inject): resolve paste chord for non-QWERTY layouts ydotool was sending physical KEY_V (47) for Ctrl+V. On German Neo that key types p, so paste opened Print instead. Prefer wtype keysyms when usable; otherwise resolve the evdev key for Latin v via xkbcommon, and read KDE kxkbrc so Plasma Wayland Neo users are covered. Fixes #787 * fix(inject): read Plasma active layout from real session sources kxkbrc has no CurrentLayout/LayoutIndex, so multi-layout Neo always fell back to us at index 0 and paste still hit KEY_V. Prefer D-Bus getLayout or layout_memory.xml for the active layout, keep kxkbrc for the list only, and prefer KDE over leftover GNOME on Plasma. |
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fix(injection): use Ctrl+Shift+V when pasting into terminals (#734)
* fix(injection): use Ctrl+Shift+V when pasting into terminals Clipboard injection always sent Ctrl+V, which most terminal emulators ignore. Detect standalone terminal windows and send Ctrl+Shift+V, with a Settings override for nested IDE panels that window-class detection cannot see. * fix(injection): fail closed when terminal window probe is mocked Clipboard tests patch text_injector.subprocess.run, which replaces stdlib subprocess.run. Window detection now ignores non-string probe output so injection still uses Ctrl+V instead of raising TypeError. * docs: fix overclaimed terminal auto-detect in USER_GUIDE Auto-detect only runs on X11 and on Hyprland, Sway, and niri. GNOME and KDE Wayland stay on Ctrl+V unless you set Clipboard Paste Shortcut to Ctrl+Shift+V. |
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fix(whisper): honor bundled GPU libs and skip software Vulkan devices (#674)
* fix(whisper): use bundled GPU libs and skip software Vulkan devices AppImage 0.15.0 shipped a CPU-only pywhispercpp wheel, so the Settings GPU picker and host vulkaninfo never moved inference off the CPU. Rebuild pywhispercpp with Vulkan in the AppImage, log the libraries that actually load, skip llvmpipe in auto-select, and document how to verify. Fixes #604 * fix(appimage): pin gcc/g++ for Vulkan pywhispercpp rebuild Hosts that default cc/c++ to clang fail CMAKE's C++ test because clang does not search gcc's libstdc++ path. Default the rebuild to gcc/g++. |
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ecd5839a13 |
feat(settings): delete unused downloaded speech models (#671)
* feat(settings): delete unused downloaded speech models Add a Remove Model dropdown on the Speech Model page so whisper.cpp, Whisper, and VOSK downloads can be deleted from Settings. The currently selected model is marked in use and cannot be removed until you switch away from it. Fixes #650 * fix(settings): move unused model deletion below the picker Unused downloads is its own group under the model info card. Only leftover files appear, each with a Delete button. The group hides when empty. * fix(settings): collapse unused downloads into an expander Keep leftover models behind one row so a long list does not stretch the Speech Model page. Expand to delete files one at a time; the list scrolls once it grows past a few entries. * fix(settings): keep leftover model list from clipping in the expander Wrap the unused-downloads list so the expander can show a few rows and scroll the rest, instead of painting only the first leftover. |
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Jatin K MalikandGitHub
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c337d8f56d |
feat(shortcuts): default to hold Right Alt (push-to-talk) for new installs (#648)
* feat(shortcuts): default to hold Right Alt push-to-talk on first install Double-tap Ctrl conflicts with many desktop and app shortcuts, so new installs now use hold Right Alt (Option) in push-to-talk mode. Existing config.json values are preserved unchanged. Updates README, user guide, AGENTS.md, first-run dialog, website copy, and tests to match the new defaults. * refactor(shortcuts): trim redundant default-change test and comments Drop the fresh-install assertion that duplicated DEFAULT_CONFIG coverage, remove the duplicated Right-Alt rationale from config_manager, and drop a vacuous source-string check from the settings shortcuts test. * fix(shortcuts): align install.sh seeds and preserve legacy toggle mode install.sh still wrote ctrl+ctrl without mode, so merges with the new push_to_talk default became hold-Ctrl. Seed right_alt + push_to_talk for new installs, and migrate existing shortcut-only configs to mode=toggle so prior behavior is unchanged. * style(config): fix black formatting after shortcuts migration * fix(shortcuts): preserve legacy defaults when shortcuts section is missing Existing config files without a shortcuts section previously inherited ctrl+ctrl toggle from DEFAULT_CONFIG. Pin those historical defaults on upgrade so the new first-install Right Alt push-to-talk defaults do not silently change behavior. * docs(agents): unwrap hard-broken dictation control paragraph Keep the AGENTS.md paragraph as a single line like the surrounding prose. |
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docs(user-guide): note CUDA device 0 limit for dual NVIDIA (#644)
Document that CUDA-backed pywhispercpp always uses device 0, and point to CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES or a Vulkan build as workarounds. Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com> Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> |
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chore(release): prepare v0.15.0 (#609)
* chore(release): prepare v0.15.0 Bump version across app, web, AUR, and Flatpak metainfo. Document GitHub release-notes rules, refresh README/UPDATE/INSTALL/USER_GUIDE for the 0.15 series (sidebar settings, AppImage, auto-pause/keepalive, Vulkan device selection), and align website product surfaces with shipped features. Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(release): fold latest main into v0.15.0 notes Include dictation capitalization/trailing-space, ibus-wayland injection, IBus teardown, and settings notice polish landed on main after the initial release prep rebase. Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(release): include Bluetooth mic crash fix in v0.15.0 notes Fold #599 (PortAudio Bluetooth SCO probe heap corruption) into README, UPDATE, changelog, AppStream, and release history after rebasing onto main. Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(release): include language catalog expansion in v0.15.0 notes Fold #616 (Hungarian and expanded speech languages, Fixes #565) into README, UPDATE, changelog, AppStream, PRODUCT.md, and release history after rebasing onto latest main. Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> * docs(release): fold settings footer and language follow-ups into v0.15.0 Include #618 sidebar dictation footer, #619 Custom Shortcut Record/Set restore, and #617 English (India) Whisper language mapping after rebasing onto latest main. Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Cursor Agent <cursoragent@cursor.com> Co-authored-by: Jatin K Malik <jatinkrmalik@users.noreply.github.com> |
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feat(whisper): add guided whisper.cpp model variants (#465)
* feat(whisper): refine whisper.cpp model selection * refactor(whisper): exclude diarization model from picker * docs(whisper): document guided model variants * fix(ui): cap settings dialog height at 600px to prevent excessive height on high-res displays |
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fix(models): correct download size metadata for whisper.cpp and VOSK (#453)
* fix(models): correct download size metadata for whisper.cpp and VOSK The size_mb values in WHISPERCPP_MODEL_INFO were using parameter counts instead of actual download sizes, causing the UI to display incorrect sizes (e.g., showing 39 MB when actual download is 74 MB). Updated all whisper.cpp models with verified sizes from Hugging Face and adjusted VOSK medium/large sizes to better represent actual downloads. Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent) * docs: update model download sizes to match actual downloads Update whisper.cpp size references from parameter counts to verified download sizes (e.g., tiny: 39MB → 74MB, medium: 769MB → 1.5GB, large: 1.5GB → 3.0GB). Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent) * docs(web): update model sizes across website pages Sync whisper.cpp size references on gpu-acceleration, compare, whisper-model-guide, offline, and homepage with corrected download sizes. Ultraworked with [Sisyphus](https://github.com/code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent) |
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chore(release): prepare v0.8.0-beta (#280)
* chore(release): prepare v0.8.0-beta * docs(web): align release messaging with v0.8.0-beta features * docs(web): tighten homepage messaging for v0.8.0-beta |
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feat(ui): add auto-start on boot support (#207)
* feat(ui): add auto-start on boot support - Add --start-minimized CLI flag for autostart entry - Create autostart_manager.py to handle XDG autostart desktop entry - Add autostart config option in config_manager.py - Add Start on Login toggle in Settings dialog - Add Start Minimized toggle in Settings dialog - Add Start on Login checkbox in system tray menu - Add first-run dialog to ask about autostart preference Closes #184 * fix(test): add first_run: False to mock config settings The tests were failing with StopIteration because main() now checks for first_run and shows a dialog if True. By setting first_run: False in the mock config, we skip the first-run dialog code path. * fix(ui): harden autostart behavior across Linux sessions Use XDG-compliant autostart paths and robust Exec command resolution, keep first-run prompt semantics correct, and fix GTK toggle handling so state changes are applied reliably. * docs(autostart): document XDG startup model and limits Clarify that Vocalinux uses desktop-session XDG autostart, not systemd services, and explain compatibility expectations for mainstream DEs versus minimal/custom WM sessions. * feat(ui): add first-run quick-start guidance text Expand the welcome dialog with concise first-time usage guidance and clear direction to the tray menu Settings entry while preserving the existing autostart decision flow. * fix(uninstall): remove XDG autostart desktop entry Ensure uninstall removes ~/.config autostart registration and reports leftover autostart entries during verification. * fix(install): ignore defunct processes in running-check Filter installer process detection to exclude defunct entries and installer/uninstaller shells so stale zombie rows do not block reinstall. * fix(uninstall): ignore defunct processes in running-check Use filtered process detection so zombie entries and installer shells do not trigger false running-process warnings during uninstall. |
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chore(release): prepare v0.6.0-beta with whisper.cpp as default (#181)
* docs: update all documentation for whisper.cpp as default engine Comprehensive documentation update highlighting whisper.cpp as the new default speech recognition engine: README.md: - Added 'Major Change: whisper.cpp is Now Default!' section - Updated Features to highlight whisper.cpp and Vulkan GPU support - Updated Quick Install section with engine choices - Changed default engine from whisper to whisper_cpp in examples - Updated configuration examples - Updated roadmap to mark whisper.cpp as complete docs/INSTALL.md: - Added whisper.cpp section with performance benefits - Updated installation options (--engine flag) - Added GPU support matrix and Vulkan detection info - Added installation time comparison table - Updated system requirements (lower disk space for whisper.cpp) docs/USER_GUIDE.md: - Added comprehensive 'Choosing Your Engine' section - Added GPU acceleration information - Updated tips to mention whisper.cpp benefits - Added model size recommendations web/src/app/page.tsx: - Updated hero to mention whisper.cpp (C++ optimized, Vulkan support) - Changed installation time from ~5-10 min to ~1-2 min - Updated Features section to mention Vulkan GPU support - Added whisper.cpp as default engine card (3-column layout) - Updated installation commands (--engine flags) - Updated FAQ about switching engines This ensures all documentation reflects whisper.cpp as the new default and highlights its major benefits: 10x faster install, universal GPU support, and C++ optimized performance. * chore(release): prepare v0.6.0-beta This release brings whisper.cpp as the new default speech recognition engine: Version Updates: - Bump version from 0.5.0-beta to 0.6.0-beta - Update src/vocalinux/version.py - Update web/package.json Documentation Updates: - README.md: Update all v0.5.0-beta references to v0.6.0-beta - docs/INSTALL.md: Update version references and installation commands - docs/UPDATE.md: Add new 'What's New' section highlighting whisper.cpp - SECURITY.md: Update supported versions table (0.6.x now supported) Website Updates: - web/src/app/layout.tsx: Update softwareVersion to 0.6.0-beta Release Highlights: - whisper.cpp is now the default engine (10x faster install!) - Universal GPU support via Vulkan (AMD, Intel, NVIDIA) - C++ optimized inference with multi-threading - ~1-2 minute installation vs ~5-10 minutes before Testing: - All 472 tests passing - Black formatting clean - Flake8 linting clean - isort import ordering clean * ui(website): improve hero section layout * docs(readme): remove duplicate What's New section |
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feat: Make Whisper tiny the default engine and download during install (#45)
* feat: Make Whisper tiny the default engine and download during install - Changed default engine from 'vosk' to 'whisper' in config_manager.py - Changed default model_size from 'small' to 'tiny' in config_manager.py - Added install_whisper_model() function to install.sh that downloads the Whisper tiny model (~75MB) during installation - Whisper model is downloaded when Whisper package is installed (in non-interactive mode or with --with-whisper flag) - Updated installation summary to show Whisper model status - Updated documentation (README.md, INSTALL.md, SECURITY.md, USER_GUIDE.md) to reflect Whisper tiny as the default engine This provides a better out-of-box experience: users can install and immediately use Vocalinux without any additional downloads or prompts. * test: Update test to reflect whisper as default engine |
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a33c0d1b4c |
Simplify Keyboard Shortcuts to Exclusive Double-tap Ctrl Implementation (#9)
* Implement double-tap Ctrl keyboard shortcut feature * Simplify keyboard shortcuts to only use double-tap Ctrl * Update docs * Fix syntax * Fix CI build by adding portaudio19-dev dependency |
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a28f55b72e |
Add pre-commit hooks to match GitHub CI pipeline (#7)
* Add pre-commit hooks to match CI pipeline linting rules * Add pre-commit hooks that match GitHub CI pipeline exactly * Ran lint check |
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ee227252f2 | Refactor project name from 'Ubuntu Voice Typing' to 'Vocalinux'\n\nThis commit updates all references to the project name across the codebase, documentation, and metadata. The changes include:\n- Updating module docstrings, comments, and logging messages.\n- Renaming files and directories where necessary.\n- Updating references in README, INSTALL, and LICENSE files.\n- Adjusting paths and identifiers in the code to reflect the new name.\n\nThis refactor ensures consistency and prepares the project for its new branding as 'Vocalinux'.\n\nPlease review the changes carefully to ensure no functionality is affected. | ||
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40072f2e61 | Add documentation and basic tests |