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Lock screen is changed only for the first lock after toggling the extension #24

Closed AntonAkovP closed 1 year ago

AntonAkovP commented 1 year ago

Hey, I've been having this issue after updating from Fedora 34 to 36. If I toggle the extension on and off the first time I lock it will work perfect, however after I unlock and lock again I get the default background. Other than using my password, I also usually unlock using loginctl unlock-session through KDE connect but the issue persists either way. Gnome version 42.4, using X11 If I can help you with any logs or anything let me know, thanks!

sunwxg commented 1 year ago

If I toggle the extension on and off the first time I lock it will work perfect,

Sorry, I can't understand here. Is the extension enabled or not?

AntonAkovP commented 1 year ago

my bad, should've said off and on. It is on, and works properly the first lock. Then without touching it I keep getting the default background.

sunwxg commented 1 year ago

Did you update the extension after you upgraded the system from Fedora 34 to 36?

AntonAkovP commented 1 year ago

I think I had to reinstall it completely with a bunch of other ones. Extension version is 27

sunwxg commented 1 year ago

The extension version is right. I guess the extension becomes disabled after you unlock the screen, so you keep getting the default background. Maybe some other extension has fault to make all extensions disable.

AntonAkovP commented 1 year ago

You are right, I discovered the Blur my Shell extension is breaking it, no matter the lock screen blur option. I'm closing this issue and I may take it up with them. Thank you for the prompt replies!