@Arkadii Ivanov are there going to be breaking changes to Decompose for this new desktop release?

is there any plans to bring compose desktop to kotlin/native? Would be pretty great to have pure binary exe's, no bundled run times or what ever

Only a short question concerning compatibility. If I create a jvm library compiled against

org.jetbrains.compose.desktop:desktop-jvm:1.0.0

should that library be usable on Android too? At the moment my code just seems to be source compatible but not binary compatible.

hi, I'm thinking about using compose for my next project and have a question: Is it possible to create windows binaries on my linux machine?

Does the preview tool actually work for others? It stopped working for me the instant I split things into multiple Composable methods/files.

When will the preview tool actually be live updating? Manually pressing the re-render button every time is a bit tedious. A shortcut would even be great.

Alright, I have to ask an awkward but important question: ToolBox App (famously implemented with Compose for Desktop). It checks versions. It downloads new versions. 300MB memory footprint 😱 (according to MacOS). This seems really excessive - where is the allocation going? I know the JVM often 'generously' allocates memory for potential usage (Reserved), but still; platform-native Apps are supposed to have lower resource usage vs, say, an Electron App - Toolbox isn't exactly making the case here. I'm a bit shocked.

But even allowing for the JVM abstraction; to use 300MB, for the functionality afforded, feels like it can be significantly optimised.

I’m seeing stutter with my application in animations the first time those animations are run. Subsequent runs are buttery smooth. I’m assuming this is due to JIT. Are there any recommendations for how to combat the initial animation jank?

Can someone tell me why exitApplication is not working? I created a new project and imported the compose 1.0.0 version

Is there any way to configure the compose compiler version with Jetbrains Compose? E.g. to use

androidx.compose.compiler:compiler:1.1.0-beta04

, while using jetbrains compose 1.0.0 for everything else?

There was a video going around of jetbrains toolbox on youtube where they go into some things about compose, but youtube search is failing me. someone happen to have it handy?

Hi! Are there libraries for navigation of desktop?

Hello, is there a solution for platform wide global hotkey support?

Hi, is there a way to make a window resizable only to keep an aspect ratio ?

Hello, I'm just trying 1.0.0 and I can't get objects to pick up the mouse wheel (

.isTertiaryPressed

) button anymore. I was using the

Modifier.pointerInput(Unit)

in 1.0.0-beta5 with Kotlin 1.5.31, and tried just dropping the Compose

-beta5

in my Gradle file to upgrade to the release version. I also tried

.onPointerEvent(PointerEventType.Press)

in 1.0.0, but still it doesn't work. The scroll wheel rotation still works, and the Primary button presses OK. When pressing the wheel button while holding the Primary button down first, my debugging will show that the middle button is being pressed OK, but my conditional code is not running.

Hi folks. How do I set minimum window size for a resizable window?

fun main() = application {
    Window(
        onCloseRequest = ::exitApplication,
        title = "Compose for Desktop",
        state = rememberWindowState(width = 600.dp, height = 600.dp)
    )

I want it to be able to expand but I don't want it to be to small.

hey guys, I am experimenting with VideoPlayer from the compose-jb repo (https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-jb/tree/master/experimental/components/VideoPlayer) It is working just fine if I have VLC installed on my machine. But is there a way to add it to the output binary? I am using

nativeDistributions

to generate packages which can be installed. Is there a way to include required native libs in these packages ? So the end user doesnt need to instal VLC separately ?

Compose Multiplatform 1.0 running on Raspberry Pi 400.

Hi all, very excited about the release of Compose multiplatform! I've been trying to think about how to apply it for game UIs, it's clearly possible but there are some questions i have about how to implement a style that is significantly different from material (for example a pixelated theme) Continued in thread...

Is there any API available for listening to gestures? Specifically I’m looking to listen for clicking and dragging over a list of items

Excited to announce the first official release of Aurora, a library for building modern, elegant and fast Compose Desktop applications. Find all the documentation on the landing page of the project.

And I got a matching pillow to celebrate 🙂

Hi Guys! I'm a newbie to Compose(-Desktop) and I'm trying to build an app that has a pop-up window that takes some user input. For some reason, TextFields that I put in the Popup aren't allowing input. To test, I've put some TextFields in the main screen, and they seem to remain as the target for the keyboard input. This even though when you click on the TextFields on the Popup they respond as you'd expect, get focus, and just don't take keyboard input. The Popups are created as part of the screen over-all, and are composed or not via a state change.

@Composable
fun presentDialog() {
   val focusManager = LocalFocusManager.current
   if (showDialog.value) Popup(alignment = Alignment.TopStart, offset = IntOffset(150, 30)) {
      Column(modifier = Modifier.background(Color.White).border(width = 4.dp, color = Colours.person).padding(8.dp)) {
         val name = remember { mutableStateOf("Fred") }
         TextField(
               value = name.value,
               onValueChange = { name.value = it },
               label = { Text("Name") },
               maxLines = 1,
         )
         Spacer(Modifier.height(3.dp))
         val birthYear = remember { mutableStateOf("") }
         TextField(value = TextFieldValue(birthYear.value), onValueChange = { birthYear.value = it.text }, label = { Text("Birth Year: ") }, enabled = true)
         Row(Modifier.align(Alignment.CenterHorizontally)) {
            Button({
               println("clicked Cancel")
               showDialog.value = false
            }) { Text("Cancel") }
            Spacer(Modifier.width(6.dp))
            Button({
               println("clicked Add")
               showDialog.value = false
            }) { Text("Add Child") }
         }
      }
   }
}

Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong? thx, dave

congrats on 1.0.0 release 🙂 I'm trying to figure out what this error means:

No matching variant of androidx.compose.runtime:runtime:1.1.0-beta01 was found. The consumer was configured to find an API of a library compatible with Java 15, preferably in the form of class files, preferably optimized for standard JVMs, and its dependencies declared externally but:
          - Variant 'releaseVariantReleaseApiPublication' capability androidx.compose.runtime:runtime:1.1.0-beta01 declares an API of a library, and its dependencies declared externally:
              - Incompatible because this component declares a component, with the library elements 'aar' and the consumer needed a component, preferably in the form of class files
              - Other compatible attributes:
                  - Doesn't say anything about its target Java environment (preferred optimized for standard JVMs)
                  - Doesn't say anything about its target Java version (required compatibility with Java 15)

when I copy the sample

imageView

into my pre-existing project and run

build

I noticed that I can change the version required in the following block, but I still don't understand the nature of the error, and I don't know how to reproduce in

imageviewer

folder of the

compose-jb/examples

itself, only when copied as a subfolder of my project

kotlin {
    jvm {
        withJava()
    }
    sourceSets {
        named("jvmMain") {
            dependencies {
               implementation(compose.desktop.currentOs)
               implementation(project(":desktop:common"))
               implementation("androidx.compose.foundation:foundation:1.1.0-beta02")
               
            }
        }
    }
}

Can I build CfD locally? If so, from which sources? I don't need Web.

Is there a way to have a modifier for the

items

block? I don't want to set a modifier for the whole

LazyColumn

.

Has anyone made a library that does the same thing as androidx navigation, but can be used with compose multiplatform?

A question for @Igor Demin. I'm using a

OnGloballyPositionedModifier

to determine the position of this combobox so that I can place the popup / dropdown window accordingly. But in this mode where the window decorations come from the system, both

coordinates.localToRoot(Offset.Zero)

and

coordinates.localToWindow(Offset.Zero)

give me the same value of

Offset(110.0, 99.0)

. Shouldn't

localToWindow

account for the height of the title bar?