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stepanzubkov / where-is-my-sddm-theme

:eyes: The most minimalistic and highly customizable SDDM theme.
MIT License
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Fix your code buddy #29

Closed joobert closed 4 months ago

joobert commented 4 months ago

Doesn't accept my correct password. You are irresponsible for releasing this.

stepanzubkov commented 4 months ago

Calm down. I am working on this problem.

joobert commented 4 months ago

Calm down. I am working on this problem.

I was frustrated being locked out of my desktop. Very cool concept though man.

Would be nice to have the ability to disable the rainbow cursor.

stepanzubkov commented 4 months ago

@joobert You can change the color of cursor by setting passwordCursorColor in theme.conf. For example: passwordCursorColor=#ffffff (for white cursor)

Also, if your current sddm theme is not working, you can switch to another TTY with Alt+Ctrl+F2 (or another F-key), then change sddm current theme in sddm conf file (for me it's in /etc/sddm.conf.d/kde_settings.conf), then reboot and login normally.

joobert commented 4 months ago

@joobert You can change the color of cursor by setting passwordCursorColor in theme.conf. For example: passwordCursorColor=#ffffff (for white cursor)

Also, if your current sddm theme is not working, you can switch to another TTY with Alt+Ctrl+F2 (or another F-key), then change sddm current theme in sddm conf file (for me it's in /etc/sddm.conf.d/kde_settings.conf), then reboot and login normally.

Ahh I see all the config settings now, cool stuff. I guess I missed it when I came here in a rage, lol. Definitely gonna give this another shot, thanks for fixing.