Closed jack9603301 closed 1 year ago
if this indicates any issue, it's one with wayland core and not hyprland. IIRC someone already had this one on gentoo specifically. Search through the bug tracker
@vaxerski So where should I report the problem?
probably wayland
Just encountered this issue in Arch Linux and funny enough I didn't have it 1 month ago. Did you find a solution @jack9603301? Maybe you reported this issue somewhere else?
@GrabbenD I have the same issue on Arch Linux. Although, it is not consistent but it happens most of the times.
@Spixmaster I encountered this issue for the first time in Arch Linux as well. I have a vague memory of this but:
exec Hyprland
, if I recall correctly exec
part made the script exit (this may be wrong though)useradd
), -s
option with: /usr/sbin/bash
and /usr/bin/bash
caused it to exit on first error but not /bin/bash
(or something like that)
My system environment is Gentoo/Linux, installed with emerge and using the default fish, it boots up fine, however, if I execute this command:
Then restart the OS and execute Hyprland, it always crashes
Oddly, this problem is very easy to solve, just execute:
Then restart and execute Hyprland, then everything is fine - it always gets triggered in bash, and in fish it is perfectly fine
Here is my hypr configuration:
This test has been verified many times. My environment is a mixed GPU environment of intel+NVIDIA. The monitor is connected to intel. If there is no artificial offload to nvidia, then it should always be executed in intel-although I think it has nothing to do with this !
I don't know what other information you need and if so, please let me know, but this question only comes up when bash is the default shell!
This is a very strange question and gives me the illusion of being fooled by Hyprland and the OS!