March 2026 monthly summary for felixonmars/treeland focusing on stability, reliability, and upgrade readiness. Delivered four targeted improvements spanning teardown stability, startup initialization, and Qt upgrade readiness. These changes reduce crash risk, improve user experience, and position the project for smoother Qt upgrades and future maintenance.

January 2026 monthly summary for felixonmars/treeland. Focused on expanding multi-seat input support to improve reliability and user experience in multi-user environments. Implemented core architecture for centralized seat management and enhanced input routing via WSeat device rule matching. Delivered a cohesive feature set with clear module boundaries that will enable scalable, future-seat configurations across the repository.

2025-09 monthly summary for felixonmars/treeland focused on stability, reliability, and performance visibility. Delivered real-time FPS display with a new QML component and a sampling/display manager, improved startup resilience by guarding memory access, strengthened copy-mode validation to prevent crashes, and cleaned up the copy-mode UI for clearer feedback. These changes reduce downtime, enable faster performance diagnosis, and improve user experience during copy operations.

December 2024 monthly summary focusing on key deliverables, stability, and business impact across two repositories (felixonmars/treeland and felixonmars/waylib).

November 2024 performance summary: Focused on stability, UX polish, and cross-repo correctness across felixonmars/treeland and felixonmars/waylib. Demonstrated strong capabilities in multi-display window management, desktop lifecycle improvements, crash prevention, and QML/UI correctness. These efforts reduced failure modes in workspace transitions and multi-monitor setups while delivering a more consistent user experience and easier maintainability. Key deliveries and business value: - Show Desktop lifecycle and visual consistency improvements (treeland): robust desktop transitions, stable window visibility, correct surface handling, reliable restoration when switching workspaces, and improved animation timing. Commits include 7b70adc648c9e4f12b9e03730a3ac34bd8d7bed2; ec2839a47d93670c9e8559f4e8ba2ec6437538a7; 38d4c955e924b588a277ee56d4e9863db663efe3; 6406f62ed37692aeec1c22aac6ed53d454fa45af; ab79e229d6c17032941ab54288e71a9487cb7286; 4370d03e5f92d5bf525064fe2bbc6fd6ff925a3e. - Multi-monitor window placement and sizing robustness (treeland): kept windows visible and correctly positioned when outputs change or are removed; surfaces migrate to the primary output with correct geometry adjustments. Commits: 3e520c5b30d294eebf545c386e24290957394352; 0fcba8d63bfeaf9b042b847f51bc6f7ef5777f56; d1ae2372bd2074f71cba0651d7b3d5a06e7ecb05. - Drag-and-drop workspace crash prevention during move (treeland): short-circuited on beginMoveRows failures to prevent crashes during workspace swaps. Commit: 2a0580256e54ea93bf8489d1cd9d3e7063eb00ec. - Typo corrections and UI consistency improvements in QML; animation timing alignment: corrected spelling and property references for task switching and window previews; aligned animation durations to root object for consistent visuals. Commits: f4bd757ce4c95fbbf87ba3769c983e86156ff264; e6cf67c06cad2ffc846474e57056c75ac786bd97. - Waylib multi-display stability fixes: prevented a empty primary output on removal and avoided crashes when unplugging screens in multi-screen mode. Commits: 75a216244e5b9b6758a19c298541e11d6f7f28a5; d7f191dba2d3280212decf925de5b8dbd711ff03. Overall impact and accomplishments: - Reduced runtime instability and user-facing crashes during workspace transitions and multi-display usage. - Delivered a more reliable, predictable desktop experience across complex monitor configurations. - Improved maintainability through QML corrections and consistent animation timing, aiding future refinements. Technologies and skills demonstrated: - Qt/QML-based UI and window management, C++ integration, and multi-display geometry handling. - Crash prevention, defensive programming, and race-condition avoidance in UI workflows. - Cross-repo collaboration between treeland and waylib, with clear commit hygiene and traceability.

October 2024 monthly summary for felixonmars/treeland. This period focused on delivering core window management and display handling capabilities with robust tests and reliability improvements. Key deliverables include refactoring and hardening of Primary Display Output Management, including protocol XML reference updates, C++ adjustments, and added tests; and Window Management Shortcuts and Show Desktop UX enhancements, including Alt+F4 and Meta+Up/Down shortcuts, improved activation after Show Desktop, and safer shortcut logic. Notable bug fixes included resolving compile errors in primary output refactor, eliminating crash on exit, and fixing Alt+F4 activation issues and dock interaction. Overall impact: boost in stability and productivity, reduced crash risk, and a smoother, more responsive UX for window management and display handling. Technologies/skills demonstrated: C++ refactoring, protocol XML handling, test automation, keyboard event handling, UX optimization, safety checks, and performance attention.