Hyprland 0.56 removed the string form of `hyprctl dispatch` and
`hyprctl keyword` entirely: the argument is now evaluated as Lua
(hl.dispatch expects a dispatcher object from hl.dsp.*), and `setprop`
lost the `noborder` property in favour of border_size 0. Everything
that shelled out to these silently broke — wlogout's logout button
did nothing, idle screen-off and lid-close DPMS died, borders stopped
tracking single-window workspaces, and display mirroring was gone.
All callers now use the documented forms: `hyprctl dispatch
"hl.dsp.*"` for dispatchers and `hyprctl eval "hl.monitor(...)"` for
monitor rules. dynamic-borders.sh gets a set_border() helper around
the new window.set_prop dispatcher.
wlogout layouts additionally cannot contain escaped quotes at all:
it parses them with jsmn, which never unescapes strings, so \" used
to reach the shell verbatim and break the command with a syntax
error. Actions now use single quotes only.
- AQ_DRM_DEVICES=/dev/dri/card0 forces Aquamarine to use only the
Intel iGPU, avoiding EGL_BAD_MATCH errors from the NVIDIA RTX 3060
after VT/DPMS cycles (page-flip lockups, black display)
- lock.sh: guard against duplicate hyprlock instances (second instance
steals surfaces, leaves screen black)
- lid-close.sh: same guard for laptop
- wake-display.sh: conditional DPMS cycle (only when display is off)
to restore hyprlock surfaces without flicker
- unstick-display.sh: emergency recovery script for tty3
- Add lid-close.sh: starts hyprlock in background and immediately cuts
the display via dpms off, so the display is dark while hyprlock renders
- William.conf: bind lid close to lid-close.sh; bind lid open to kill dim
and turn display back on
- lock.sh: pass --no-fade-in to hyprlock
- hyprlock.conf: disable fadeOut animation
- hypridle.conf: add inhibit_sleep = 3 and use loginctl lock-session
