JaKooLit / Arch-Hyprland

For automated installation of Hyprland on Arch Linux or any Arch Linux-based distros
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[Bug]: Super key unresponsive, even when binds are changed #25

Closed BarrenSkies closed 10 months ago

BarrenSkies commented 10 months ago

Bug Report

Description

Ran this installer on a fresh Manjaro install (dual boot) and the super key does not work. Using an Omen 16 laptop, tried fn+f12 to enable windows key and still didn't work

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Fresh Manjaro install
  2. Run Hyprland Installer
  3. Boot into Hyprland

SUPER key does not function

JaKooLit commented 10 months ago

your report is incomplete

super enter does not open kitty? super ctrl b does not open waybar styles menu or what?

on Manjaro, does it worked? Did you choose a proper kb_layout?

BarrenSkies commented 10 months ago

None of the keybinds containing SUPER work, it seems the key itself is unresponsive. It works fine on Manjaro.

JaKooLit commented 10 months ago

did you choose proper kb_layout????

perhaps you need set your keyboard device in

~/.config/hypr/UserConfigs/UserSettings.conf

BarrenSkies commented 10 months ago

Ah sorry, yes kb layout is set to us. By keyboard device do you mean variant? What would I need to set that as? Here's the input settings:

input { kb_layout=us kb_variant= kb_model= kb_options=grp:alt_shift_toggle kb_rules= repeat_rate=50 repeat_delay=300 numlock_by_default=1 left_handed=0 follow_mouse=1 float_switch_override_focus=0

touchpad { disable_while_typing=1 natural_scroll=0 clickfinger_behavior=0 middle_button_emulation=1 tap-to-click=1 drag_lock=0 } }

JaKooLit commented 10 months ago

https://wiki.hyprland.org/Configuring/Variables/#input

kb_variant or kb_model

but tbh, I have no idea why the super wouldnt be responsive as installer is not setting or installing anything by default....

I would assume youre not using mac os or apple type keyboard?

BarrenSkies commented 10 months ago

Also when I run locatectl it returns --no-convert.

BarrenSkies commented 10 months ago

No, it's a windows keyboard

BarrenSkies commented 10 months ago

I've set it like this, going to try it now. input { kb_layout=us kb_variant=evdev kb_model=pc105 kb_options=grp:alt_shift_toggle kb_rules= repeat_rate=50 repeat_delay=300 numlock_by_default=1 left_handed=0 follow_mouse=1 float_switch_override_focus=0

touchpad { disable_while_typing=1 natural_scroll=0 clickfinger_behavior=0 middle_button_emulation=1 tap-to-click=1 drag_lock=0 } }

BarrenSkies commented 10 months ago

Still didn't work. Honestly no idea what could be going wrong here.

BarrenSkies commented 10 months ago

Ok ran with evdev as the rules parameter instead of variant and that seems to have done the trick. Thanks for helping me out! New to linux so I'm excited to start ricing it out!