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Doesn't work with latest sway version #97
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Similarly Zeioth, I have the same issue after updating This is my
I noticed that with this config file, |
This likely has to do with the implementation of |
I can confirm this, after updating to Sway 1.18, swaylock only shows a white background with no effects (other than clock and light appearance tweaks), but disabling effects breaks the program altogether as noted in OP. |
For me the solution at jirutka#20 worked. |
I'm trying to look into this, but I can't reproduce the issue. I'm on Ubuntu 22.10, with a custom build of Sway 1.8 (commit b88b1b63 tagged 1.8) using wlroots 0.16.1 (commit 0911a41f, tagged 0.16.1). Using a build of swaylock-effects from master (commit b2ea29d), everything seems to work. I'm running this command: Can anyone who's affected by this issue report the version of their Clearly swaylock-effects has to be updated to support the new locking mechanism, but at least for me, it seems like Sway 1.8 still supports the old locking mechanism the same way Sway 1.7 did. |
Okay, so I did a bit more digging and it turns out that it is broken in the latest tagged release. Can someone who experiences this issue verify that swaylock-effects commit 7051667 (tagged 1.6-3) is broken under Sway 1.8, but that swaylock-effects commit b2ea29d works? It's probably about time to make a new release. |
I can confirm the latest master build solves this issue. Thank you! |
Alright, cool! I made a new release, 1.6-4, which just contains everything that has happened in the repo since the last release: https://github.com/mortie/swaylock-effects/releases/tag/v1.6-4 I'll keep this issue open until I've had more confirmations that 1.6-4 fixes it. Even if 1.6-4 doesn't fix it, I still think making a new release right now is appropriate; it will be the last version in the 1.6 series. If further fixes are required, those will happen after merging in all new upstream commits in a 1.7 series. |
I had the issue before, and v1.6.4 fixes the issue for me (on Arch with wlroots-0.16.1-2, sway-1.8-3, swaylock-effects-1.6.4-1): $ swaylock --version
swaylock version 1.6-4
$ swaymsg -t get_outputs [1]
Output eDP-1 'AU Optronics 0x502D Unknown' (focused)
Current mode: 1920x1080 @ 60.033 Hz
Position: 960,2160
Scale factor: 1.000000
Scale filter: nearest
Subpixel hinting: unknown
Transform: normal
Workspace: 1
Max render time: off
Adaptive sync: disabled
Available modes:
1920x1080 @ 60.033 Hz
1920x1080 @ 48.010 Hz |
can confirm it working on nixos, sway 1.8 |
i'm experiencing this issue randomly sometimes it will be a red screen that i can't unlock, sometimes it will be a white screen that i can unlock, sometimes it will produce the desired swaylock effect, but it's not consistent. when i trigger swaylock-effects manually using a sway bind, it produces the desired swaylock effect. when swayidle executes (using the same command) it typically produces the white screen, but every once in awhile it will be the red one. this random behavior has been happening since installing sway 1.8 using arch, latest versions of everything ❯ swaylock --version ❯ sway --version thx for your hard work, really cool software |
Just came across this ticket when explicitly trying to run swaylock \
--screenshots \
--clock \
--indicator-idle-visible \
--indicator-radius 100 \
--indicator-thickness 7 \
..... it works just fine. |
Oh... my fault. RTFM.
I was missing |
this master works fine with sway 1.8.1-1 from debian experimental |
Just running
Blocks the screen displaying red color. Doesn't seem to respond to keyboard input. Using the package swaylock works fine.
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