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pkill -HUP swhkd
Version Information:
Describe the bug:
super key sometimes sticks (is added to every keypress), seemingly after sudo pkill -HUP swhkd until you kill swhkd
super
sudo pkill -HUP swhkd
swhkd
Hyprland was doing it's bindings (super+LMB, super+t) as if i was holding the super key, though i was not. Had to go to the tty to kill swhkd.
To Reproduce:
That happened to me twice, though not in a row and i don't know how to reproduce exactly.
Config that i had:
super + m notify-send $XDG_CONFIG_HOME
What i was doing in both cases of the issue:
swhkc
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Are you using other software that can grab keyboards (such as evremap) ? The same issue happened to me and is related to evremap.
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None that i can think of. Just moved to Wayland back then and the only thing that i was using on X is sxhkd.
I tried kmonad at some points but i haven't been able to get good with and never used it besides testing so i'm pretty sure it was off.
I also have a service that does loadkeys with keycode 58 = Escape (rebind for the tty).
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Version Information:
Describe the bug:
super
key sometimes sticks (is added to every keypress), seemingly aftersudo pkill -HUP swhkd
until you killswhkd
Hyprland was doing it's bindings (super+LMB, super+t) as if i was holding the super key, though i was not. Had to go to the tty to kill swhkd.
To Reproduce:
That happened to me twice, though not in a row and i don't know how to reproduce exactly.
Config that i had:
What i was doing in both cases of the issue:
swhkd
andswhkc
manually in a terminal, doing ^C's andsudo pkill -HUP swhkd
'ssudo pkill -HUP swhkd
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