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Maps fit beside the media island

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The map menus' width follows the monitor: from its right edge to the
island's compact pill, less a 16 px gap (the pill's pop is 15 px a side);
822 px on 1920. AREA_H 480, no alternating rings (simulated: no label
overlaps up to 8 nodes at this size). The password popup centres on it.
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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ The panel has:
- *Hotspot* (iwd access point): see [Hotspot setup](#hotspot-setup).
- *Ethernet*: every real wired card in `/sys/class/net` (a device behind it, not wireless): connected or no cable, and the link speed it negotiated (`speed`, as 1 Gb/s). A click turns the panel into its details (it morphs like into any menu; the back button returns): the interface and driver, status (speed, duplex), every IPv4 and IPv6 address, gateway, DNS servers, MAC, MTU and traffic since boot (`ip -o addr`, `ip -o route`, `/etc/resolv.conf`, sysfs). Addresses, gateway, DNS and MAC have a Copy chip; a click anywhere on such a row copies it (addresses without their prefix).
- **Popups:** questions (a password, PIN or passkey), a code to confirm, a saved password or why something failed, in a small card over the menu. Only a popup with a field takes the keyboard (Enter answers, Escape cancels); the others leave keys to other windows until clicked.
- **Menus:** one shape the whole way: the panel fades its content out and takes the menu's size (the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth maps are 920 × 460 px, with at most 8 networks or devices, the strongest first, every other one a little further in so neighbouring labels don't meet), then the menu's content fades in over it from a window of its own (so the maps' animation redraws only that window). The back button returns to the panel. Moving the pointer off both closes the menu where it is: its content fades out and it shrinks straight into the pill, without the panel growing back first.
- **Menus:** one shape the whole way: the panel fades its content out and takes the menu's size (the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth maps reach from the monitor's right edge to the media island's pill, leaving a 16 px gap, room for the pill's pop: 822 × 480 px on a 1920 px monitor; at most 8 networks or devices, the strongest first, so their labels never meet), then the menu's content fades in over it from a window of its own (so the maps' animation redraws only that window). The back button returns to the panel. Moving the pointer off both closes the menu where it is: its content fades out and it shrinks straight into the pill, without the panel growing back first.
- **Sound:** the default output's volume (drag or scroll the slider); the value next to the title is the mute button. With `extra_output` in `shell.conf` a second slider follows for the output whose name contains it (here `NR515`: the `[TX-NR515]` receiver on HDMI 1). Clicking the block elsewhere opens the Sound menu: every output with its own slider and mute; click a name to make it the default output.
- **Display:** the laptop screen's brightness and the keyboard light (`tpacpi::kbd_backlight`: Off, Low, High), written straight to their sysfs files (a udev rule makes them writable by everyone on this laptop), else through logind, which refuses a shell without a seat (one started over ssh). For external monitors see [External monitor brightness](#external-monitor-brightness).
- **Performance:** the firmware profiles in `/sys/firmware/acpi/platform_profile_choices` (Low power, Balanced, Performance), and the battery's state and time left. Picking one sets the platform profile and the CPU governor and energy preference with it: Low power = `powersave` + `power`, Balanced = `powersave` + `balance_performance`, Performance = the `performance` governor.