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The user-facing v0.26.0 notes said, of the PyroWave GPU-priority lever:
"it is now, and the package grants the host the permission that switch needs"
That was true of 0.26.0-1 and is now the opposite of true. Granting CAP_SYS_NICE
made the host unidentifiable to KWin and killed desktop streaming on every KDE
box across all five Linux channels, so 0.26.0-2 revokes it everywhere and must
keep doing so. The lever is wired natively on Linux for the first time — that
part stands — but it is dormant on an ordinary install, and the notes have to
say so rather than advertise a speed-up nobody gets.
CHANGELOG.md was already corrected in #136 (the 0.26.0-2 note under PW1 and the
qualifier on the owed A/B). This is the user-facing half, which #136 did not
touch:
* the PyroWave bullet now leads with what DID land (two encoder handles, the
capture buffer headroom) and describes the priority switch as present but
dormant, with the reason.
* a new Fixed entry for the KDE breakage itself. Worth telling users even
though the release was never announced: 0.26.0-1 packages did reach the
registries, and anyone who pulled one has a desktop session that fails with
a missing-screencast error surviving a clean reinstall. It also explains the
dormancy the bullet above now refers to.
Deliberately NOT written as a "Before you update" action: upgrading strips the
capability by itself on every channel, so there is nothing for a reader to do.
Commit count 47 -> 52.
Voice check clean (0 internal-vocabulary hits above "## For developers"); notes
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