fix(privacy-indicator): use StdioCollector to read camera detection output#273
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Ly-sec merged 1 commit intonoctalia-dev:mainfrom Feb 17, 2026
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fix(privacy-indicator): use StdioCollector to read camera detection output#273Ly-sec merged 1 commit intonoctalia-dev:mainfrom
Ly-sec merged 1 commit intonoctalia-dev:mainfrom
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@Ly-sec - this PR modifies your plugin. Please review when you have a chance. |
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Looks good to me, merged it :) |
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Problem
Camera detection was not working on Ubuntu.
Process.stdoutin Quickshell is not a string property — it expects a parser object. ReadingstdoutinonExitedalways returned nothing, socamActivestayed false.Fix
Replace the
onExitedhandler with aStdioCollectoron thestdoutproperty, reading the output viathis.textinonStreamFinished.Notes