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  1. mradcliffe @[email protected] ·

    Solving the mystery of niri and swayidle—elogind

    Based on the debug output from swayidle, I started researching what the heck org.freedesktop.login1.Manager was doing. When using sway, this was not used on my non-systemd system, and swayidle works as expected.

    With sway, the way it is working, from a casual user’s perspective:

    1. swayidle intercepts for an “idle state” message.
    2. swayidle runs the script that I have configured—swaylock-plugin locks and the background is rotated continually.

    Using niri on my non-systemd system, there does seem to be this extra piece in the mix—logind. Or in my case elogind.

    1. swayidle intercepts a PrepareForSleep signal...

    nokoto.org/user/3/posts/964

    #niri #sway #elogind #wayland #slackware
  2. mradcliffe @[email protected] ·

    Solving the mystery of niri and swayidle—elogind

    Based on the debug output from swayidle, I started researching what the heck org.freedesktop.login1.Manager was doing. When using sway, this was not used on my non-systemd system, and swayidle works as expected.

    With sway, the way it is working, from a casual user’s perspective:

    1. swayidle intercepts for an “idle state” message.
    2. swayidle runs the script that I have configured—swaylock-plugin locks and the background is rotated continually.

    Using niri on my non-systemd system, there does seem to be this extra piece in the mix—logind. Or in my case elogind.

    1. swayidle intercepts a PrepareForSleep signal...

    nokoto.org/user/3/posts/964

    #niri #sway #elogind #wayland #slackware
  3. mradcliffe @[email protected] ·

    Solving the mystery of niri and swayidle—elogind

    Based on the debug output from swayidle, I started researching what the heck org.freedesktop.login1.Manager was doing. When using sway, this was not used on my non-systemd system, and swayidle works as expected.

    With sway, the way it is working, from a casual user’s perspective:

    1. swayidle intercepts for an “idle state” message.
    2. swayidle runs the script that I have configured—swaylock-plugin locks and the background is rotated continually.

    Using niri on my non-systemd system, there does seem to be this extra piece in the mix—logind. Or in my case elogind.

    1. swayidle intercepts a PrepareForSleep signal...

    nokoto.org/user/3/posts/964

    #slackware #wayland #elogind #sway #niri
  4. mradcliffe @[email protected] ·

    Solving the mystery of niri and swayidle—elogind

    Based on the debug output from swayidle, I started researching what the heck org.freedesktop.login1.Manager was doing. When using sway, this was not used on my non-systemd system, and swayidle works as expected.

    With sway, the way it is working, from a casual user’s perspective:

    1. swayidle intercepts for an “idle state” message.
    2. swayidle runs the script that I have configured—swaylock-plugin locks and the background is rotated continually.

    Using niri on my non-systemd system, there does seem to be this extra piece in the mix—logind. Or in my case elogind.

    1. swayidle intercepts a PrepareForSleep signal...

    nokoto.org/user/3/posts/964

    #niri #sway #elogind #wayland #slackware