Closed vaisakhv closed 4 months ago
I did a fresh install today on Arch and encountered this.
idk why that happens, really annoying tbh
On Arch I replaced the rofi
package with the rofi-lbonn-wayland-acd407
fork for wayland, which seems to behave better.
I am also facing this also wasted whole night to fix but did not found the problem please anyone can help??
On Arch I replaced the
rofi
package with therofi-lbonn-wayland-acd407
fork for wayland, which seems to behave better.
Thansk Brother Solved!!!!
rofi-lbonn-wayland-acd407
this solved my issue as well.. thanks @JaKooLit could you make the changes in the install script to reflect this.
rofi-lbonn-wayland-acd407
this solved my issue as well.. thanks @JaKooLit could you make the changes in the install script to reflect this.
I have to test myself first...
Mainly because, on my shared configs (same as what I am using daily), with some small changes on startups,
I dont have this issue.
rofi-lbonn-wayland-acd407
this solved my issue as well.. thanks @JaKooLit could you make the changes in the install script to reflect this.
I have to test myself first...
Mainly because, on my shared configs (same as what I am using daily), with some small changes on startups,
I dont have this issue.
The issue arises when rofi is installed before using the install-script. If we install it fresh, the problem doesn't occur. I've tried it twice and it works fine in that scenario.
rofi-lbonn-wayland-acd407
this solved my issue as well.. thanks @JaKooLit could you make the changes in the install script to reflect this.
I have to test myself first... Mainly because, on my shared configs (same as what I am using daily), with some small changes on startups, I dont have this issue.
The issue arises when rofi is installed before using the install-script. If we install it fresh, the problem doesn't occur. I've tried it twice and it works fine in that scenario.
interesting......But thanks for sharing this comment... I will have a look in about 2 weeks once im at home
Im closing this as 3 of my systems does not experience this issue... and as @ahmad9059 mentioned, could be because rofi is installed before. So Im guessing force reinstalling, or even removing install rofi first, reboot then install rofi-wayland should work
Removing the pre-installed rofi and installing rofi-wayland fixed this. Thank you@JaKooLit
Glad I looked through the previous issues before opening one. I had rofi installed already and was not getting auto focus on the search input. Reinstalling rofi-wayland did the trick and now works smooth as butter
Bug Report
Description
When pressing super or super+d rofi is getting displayed according to the theme but it is not getting focused. Every time i've to manually focus it by hovering over the window.
Expected Behavior
Whenever i press the super key or super+d keys rofi should appear and be focused automatically, so that i can start typing immediately.
Actual Behavior
when press super key the rofi window is not focused automatically.
Environment
Arcolinux in physical machine
Host: 82WU Yoga Slim 6 14IAP8 CPU: 12th Gen Intel i5-1240P (16) @ 4.400GHz GPU: Intel Alder Lake-P GT2 [Iris Xe Graphics]
hyprctl version
:Hyprland, built from branch HEAD at commit c5e28ebcfe00a510922779b2c568cfa52a317445 (props: bump ver 0.37.1). Date: Sat Mar 16 14:51:49 2024 Tag: v0.37.1Additional Information
I use the Arch-hyprland in my desktop pc which is running arch linux, in that i'm not facing the issue.