Hi folks, there is anyplan to have a separate artifact for the Jetbrains Compose Compiler and Compose Multiplatform artifacts? like how works in Android?

I got my first Compose desktop app running on Windows 11 (with msi installer and everything). There is one thing however which puzzles me. I have configured a custom icon for the app which seems to be correctly shown in all places except the little icon in the upper left corner of the application window. This is still showing a little Java Duke. Can anybody tell me how to get rid of that (forgive me Duke) and show my own icon there?

I'm finally working on macOS support for pinpit and got it working to build ZIP distributables for my example apps using my snapshot builds. One thing I'm wondering about is the restriction to have the major version for macOS app versions be > 1.0.0. I found the PR that introduced this (https://github.com/JetBrains/compose-multiplatform/pull/405) but haven't found any reference to why this specific restriction has been introduced. I haven't found any docs on Apple's side that confirms this is necessary either. What I found though is these docs about CFBundleVersion which even mention 0.0.0 as an example. I also built a test app using a version number such as 0.1.0 and had no problem extracting it from Test.zip to Test.app using Finder and installing it to my Applications folder. Is it an app store restriction maybe?

Touchpad gestures (pinching) does not work on macOS (jvm build) - gives the following error albeit does not crash. I assume it is not implemented. Is it possible to know how can I override it?

Is there any example of making a custom top bar that contains the system buttons in a desktop project and how to make it compatible with both mac and windows

Hi Team for Compose Multiplatform kotlin Desktop App , How we can integrate a firebase ?

do Compose Multiplatform kotlin Desktop App supports any web browser ?

Hi everyone, I'm running in to a weird error when running a release distributable of my application on Windows. I can reproduce it by using the

runReleaseDistributable

Gradle task, but everything seems to work with non-release. I have a suspicion there's some missing piece of Proguard configuration I need in order to keep the right parts of

kotlinx-coroutines-swing

, but I'm not sure what it is. Has anyone run in to this before?

Hi folks, I am stuck with compose multiplatform for desktop. Can anyone here help me to find a way to get the device permissions such as location permission for desktop app?

Does anybody have a working GitHub Actions file to build and package a linux installer for a compose desktop application. I have already built the macOS and Windows variants on my own computers but I normally don’t use Linux, so a GitHub Action seems to be the fastest solution to get an installer for linux too.

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We are working on a Point of Sale system (currently targetting Android) and are aiming to also release a Compose Desktop version at some point to support Windows. There are payment terminals out there that run Windows 10 IoT, does anyone know if Compose Desktop also runs on Windows 10 IoT?

Is there any way to replicate what figma relay does for jetpack if I’m using desktop-compose?

Compose Desktop running on GraalVM https://twitter.com/patrikord/status/1646091213085503488

Compose Multiplatform 1.4.0 is released 🎉

I’d like to share a lesson learned with you which you may find interesting especially if you are interested in the memory size of compose desktop installer files. I realized that the app bundle which I created locally on my Mac via

packageReleaseDmg

was several megabytes larger than the one which I just created via a GitHub action on a GitHub hosted runner. I used the same repository and configuration on both sides. Even the Java build version (17.0.6) was identical but there still was this size difference. After a long search it turned out that I actually did not use the Java version which I had installed but instead used the one with the same version number that JetBrains IntelliJ had installed in my local Library folder. The mac tool call

/usr/libexec/java_home -version 17

, which was used to set JAVA_HOME, reported this version instead of the one I had installed. So far so good. Technically they both work but there is still this size difference. It finally turned out that JetBrains has added a more than 8MB large fonts folder in

jbr-17.0.6/Contents/Home/lib/fonts

which does not exist in regular Java distributions and this folder gets packaged into every installer that you create with this Java version making it much larger than necessary. So, watch out when you are creating installers and especially if you are putting a lot of effort into creating as small as possible installers.

Hello. Is there any way of profiling compose desktop application ATM? I understand that the layout inspector and similar tools are somehow down at the todo list. Is there any other way to check for unwanted recompositions? Some extended logging maybe?

Is there a Compose-Ios wizard

Hello, I have an use case for a drop-down menu on a touchscreen monitor. Scrolling does not work and I need my application to be used with touch screen controls only. How can I make the drop-down view to scroll on the touchscreen monitor?

By using Conveyor Hydraulic, can I generate a Windows JVM application which doesn't need a Java jdk?

Hey all, what's the best way to plug-in a SQLDelight

SqlDriver

that is persistent and works on Desktop (Linux, Windows, MacOS)? Here's the Github repo. Best I can do is in-memory one:

import app.cash.sqldelight.db.SqlDriver
import app.cash.sqldelight.driver.jdbc.sqlite.JdbcSqliteDriver
import ivy.Database

actual class SQLDelightDriverFactory {
    actual fun createDriver(): SqlDriver {
        val driver: SqlDriver = JdbcSqliteDriver(JdbcSqliteDriver.IN_MEMORY)
        Database.Schema.create(driver)
        return driver
    }
}

Is there any way to get a subimage (indicating the position and dimension) from a png file, to display in a Composable Image?

does anyone have a good multiplatform scrollbar (for LazyColumn)?

Hey everyone, I’m executing the

run

gradle desk for my Desktop app and not seeing any standard output.

Does anybody have a working solution for disabling to copy and cut text from a password text field? I found some questions on SO with hacky workarounds, but I think might be working on Android only and not on desktop https://stackoverflow.com/questions/70518908/how-to-disable-copy-paste-cut-in-a-textfield-jetpack-compose

What does this mean?

Method beginSection in android.os.Trace not mocked. See <http://g.co/androidstudio/not-mocked> for details.java.lang.RuntimeException: Method beginSection in android.os.Trace not mocked. See <http://g.co/androidstudio/not-mocked> for details.

The link is broken. It happens when executing the JVM unit tests.

Alternatively, what's the simplest possible Gradle configuration that would let me use the Compose UI, even if I can't build installers?

Hello! What is the recommended way to handle pointer drag event only when CTRL is pressed?

Hi. I like to have a modal dialog the user must first close before any actions can be done. However, in my app the menuBar is still active. Does anybody know how to make the AlertDialog really modal? (sample code in next posting)

I would like to convert my Swing application to Compose. Therefore, I need multi-select support for a LazyColumn. I have found some open source implementations, but none of them support multi-select with ctrl/shift key for selecting ranges of elements. Is there anyone who has already implemented something like this?