- Add zeroize dependency, wrap password in Zeroizing<String> from entry extraction
through to login_worker (prevents heap-resident plaintext)
- Add MAX_BLUR_DIMENSION (1920px) downscale before GPU blur to reduce 4K workload
- Wallpaper: use symlink_metadata + is_symlink rejection in greeter.rs and config.rs
- Avatar: add is_file() check, swap lookup order to ~/.face first (consistent with
moonlock/moonset)
- greetd errors: show generic fallback in UI, log raw PAM details at debug level only
- fprintd: validate device path prefix before creating D-Bus proxy
- Locale: cache detected locale via OnceLock (avoid repeated env/file reads)
Address all findings from quality, performance, and security audits:
- Filter greetd error descriptions consistently (security)
- Re-enable power buttons after failed action (UX bug)
- Narrow TOCTOU window in avatar loading via symlink_metadata (security)
- Allow @ in usernames for LDAP compatibility
- Eliminate unnecessary Vec allocation in passwd parsing
- Remove dead i18n field, annotate retained-for-future struct fields
- Fix if/if→if/else and noisy test output in power.rs
Replace CPU blur (image crate + disk cache + async orchestration) with
GPU blur via GskBlurNode — symmetric with moonlock and moonset.
Removes ~15 transitive dependencies and ~200 lines of caching code.
Replace env_logger file-based logging with systemd-journal-logger for
consistency with moonlock and native journalctl integration. Add debug-level
logging at all decision points: config loading, user/session detection,
avatar resolution, locale detection, IPC messages, login flow, and
persistence. No credentials are ever logged.
display_name() now returns only the first GECOS subfield (before comma)
instead of the full GECOS string with room numbers and phone extensions.
split_shell_words() returns None for trailing backslashes instead of
silently ignoring them.
Complete rewrite of the greetd greeter from Python/PyGObject to Rust/gtk4-rs
for consistency with moonset, single binary without Python runtime, and
improved security through Rust memory safety.
Modules: main, greeter, ipc, config, i18n, users, sessions, power
86 unit tests covering all modules including login_worker IPC flow.
Security hardening: shell-word splitting for exec_cmd, absolute path
validation for session binaries, session-name sanitization, absolute
loginctl path, atomic IPC writes.
