kmscon (10.0.4-1) unstable; urgency=medium

  The default of the "font-size" option changed from 16 to 0, which lets
  kmscon choose a font size based on the resolution of each monitor. The
  value is now the maximum height of a character cell in pixels, so if you
  set "font-size" in /etc/kmscon/kmscon.conf, the text may look smaller
  than before and you may need to raise the value.

  The default of the "multi-monitor" option changed from "clone" to the
  new "scaled" mode: all monitors show the same number of columns and rows,
  and larger monitors use a larger font to fill the screen. Set
  "multi-monitor=clone" to get the previous behaviour.

  Key names in the grab-* shortcut options are case sensitive and follow
  the xkbcommon keysym names. The example configuration used to show
  "<Ctrl>Plus" and "<Ctrl>Minus", which kmscon rejects as invalid; the
  correct names are "<Ctrl>plus" and "<Ctrl>minus" (likewise for <Logo>).
  The built-in defaults were already correct. If you copied the old names
  into your configuration, change them to lower case.

  If you use kmscon on tty1 and upgrade from a release with systemd older
  than 260, the systemd upgrade enables getty@.service once more (see
  #1130765), so getty@tty1.service runs next to kmscon again. Run
  "systemctl disable getty@.service" after the upgrade to fix this.

 -- Boyuan Yang <byang@debian.org>  Tue, 29 Sep 2026 23:56:06 -0400