With fade_on_empty=true, a 0.3-alpha inner_color and placeholder_text=$LAYOUT (which resolves empty under fcitx5), the empty input field faded to nothing — only the clock rendered and there was no visible way to type the password. - fade_on_empty = false - inner_color alpha 0.3 -> 0.6 - static placeholder 'Enter password' instead of $LAYOUT Also document the graceful emergency unlock (pkill -USR1 hyprlock) in lock.sh: SIGTERM/SIGKILL on a running lock latches Hyprland's crashed- lockscreen state, requiring hl.clear_crashed_lockscreen() to recover. Clarify in hyprlock.conf that the fingerprint auth block is for Chester and is a no-op on machines without fprintd (e.g. Rutherford).
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16 lines
634 B
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#!/bin/bash
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# Prevent multiple hyprlock instances (second instance breaks the lock screen)
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pidof hyprlock && exit 0
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# --- Emergency unlock (from TTY or SSH) ---
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# If the lock screen ever misbehaves, unlock GRACEFULLY with:
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# pkill -USR1 hyprlock
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# Do NOT kill it with SIGTERM/SIGKILL: Hyprland detects the lock screen dying
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# while locked and latches a "crashed lockscreen" state that then requires:
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# hyprctl --instance 0 eval "hl.clear_crashed_lockscreen()"
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hyprctl switchxkblayout all 0
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fcitx5-remote -s keyboard-us-dvorak
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wpctl set-mute @DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ 1
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hyprlock --no-fade-in && wpctl set-mute @DEFAULT_AUDIO_SINK@ 0
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