Re-embeds OffScale_Text.png after the brand-colour correction upstream in
OfficerIcons — the gold in the asset is now #FECF03, matching root.accent
exactly rather than approximately.
The new source has a different aspect ratio (830x128 against 773x128), so
the divisor in the Image width binding moves with it; left alone the
wordmark would render squashed. Noted inline so a future asset swap
doesn't miss it.
Uses the plain variant rather than OffScale_Text_Light.png: the plain one
pairs the gold with near-white (#FEFEFE), the Light variant with dark
brown (#312D23) for light backgrounds. The panel is dark.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Forked from omarchy.tailscale at the packaged commit (omarchy-dev
4.0.0.r1744.gf002044). The `tailscale` branch holds the pristine upstream
subtree history so upstream changes can still be merged in; `master` is
this fork.
- Rename the plugin to pastilhas.offscale: manifest id/name, moduleName
and ipcTarget, and display strings. Deliberately NOT renamed: the
lowercase "tailscale" CLI invocations, the TailscaleIPs/TailscaleIPv6
JSON fields from `tailscale status --json`, and
authorizeTailscaleOperator. Renaming those loads fine but silently
breaks peer parsing.
- TailscaleIcon.qml -> OffscaleIcon.qml, now rendering offscale-logo.png
instead of the 3x3 dot grid, keeping the crossed/warning states.
- Add OffscaleHero.qml: a copy of qs.Ui.PanelHero with a titleComponent
slot, so the wordmark (offscale-text.png) can replace the title text.
Otherwise byte-identical to the original, so it stays diffable.
- Drop the cycling hero phrases entirely - the array, the 2.8s timer and
the metaOpacity fade.
- Show the local machine as a PeerRow of its own, so it gets the same
layout and copy menu as tailnet peers. Adds `navigable` to PeerRow so
that row stays out of the peers keyboard cursor.
- Enlarge the bar icon: BarIconButton pins its icon to opticalCanvas, so
opticalSize/slotSize are overridden alongside iconSize.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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