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Hyprland's GPU-accelerated screen locking utility
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hyprlock does not register numlock state #371

Open cafetestrest opened 5 months ago

cafetestrest commented 5 months ago

I run a command that puts PC to sleep:

systemctl suspend

afterwards I wait a 5 or so seconds to let my monitor go to sleep mode. After clicking on the PC power button, with hypridle example config from: https://wiki.hyprland.org/Hypr-Ecosystem/hypridle/ opens up hyprlock for me (lock before suspend).

At this moment whatever I do on the numpad does not get registered, it only does after I disable numlock and enable it again. It works find if I let hypridle put the PC to sleep by itself. Unsure if this is place to create this issue, if I need to create it/move it somewhere else please let me know.

I'm using Nixos with Hyprland, all from unstable branch.

marcb152 commented 3 months ago

Same issue there, using latest Hyprlock & Hyprland from the AUR (Artix Linux with dinit).

Note: pressing Ctrl+Backspace or Ctrl+U makes the numpad work, but pressing ESC does not (clears the password buffer, see https://wiki.hyprland.org/Hypr-Ecosystem/hyprlock/#keyboard-shortcuts-and-actions).

On my side, hyprlock registers the numpad state correctly when launched directly from the terminal, but it does not when Hyprland runs it (via exec-once).

Soyadrul commented 3 months ago

I had the same issue and, after trying different methods, I found a solution that worked for me; just change the after_sleep_cmd in the general section of your hypridle.conf file as follow (assuming you have the numlock activated): after_sleep_cmd = hyprctl keyword input:numlock_by_default false && hyprctl keyword input:numlock_by_default true && hyprctl dispatch dpms on. This will deactivate and then reactivate the numlock before your display turns on, removing the need to do it manually. Hope this will help.

cafetestrest commented 3 months ago

@Soyadrul, your fix does not work for me on Nixos stable 24.05. Actually when I wake my PC from sleep, hyprlock opens but numpad numbers do not work, when I type my password and press numpad enter it crashes my system.

cafetestrest commented 2 weeks ago

Hi @PaideiaDilemma , Unfortunately it seems that this does not fix the issue for me. I'm running a script from AGS (Aylur's Gtk Shell) which runs: systemctl suspend

When I click power button on my PC, the Hyprlock appears but it does not take any numpad number key in effect (it works for numpad enter), but it does work if I toggle off and than toggle on numpad lock.

This is the hyprlock version that I'm using on my NixOS system: image

PaideiaDilemma commented 2 weeks ago

Hmm probably a hyprland problem then. maybe https://github.com/hyprwm/Hyprland/issues/8288 is the same?