Jackaed
Jackaed
sorry this is impossible for me to debug when it's not my own system. make sure that `pkill` works as intended and that your `fprintd-verify` gives the output required.
You can do that correctly strictly with PAM, which is fine - but having a parallel mechanism would be far superior if it can be implemented.
This is also happening to me. No clue what the cause is, but still getting a node-sass error. Have any of you found a fix?
The cachix hasn't been working properly for me for a while, I always figured it was something wrong with my own config but I can never get my system to...
I'm experiencing the same category of issue with a ThinkPad T14s Gen 3 AMD - much more recent machine. Should I open a new issue @mrhpearson?
> Yes please - new ticket with details on your current FW, and version of fwupd please. Mark I made a new issue for it - #505. Let me know...
I've made some changes in the second commit to make it slightly cleaner IMO, but this behavior is slightly less aligned with the way that barbar does session restore using...
Have done so - hopefully this is all okay now.
So far, I have had luck with both Swaylock and (what I'm currently using) Hyprlock. The conversation [here](https://github.com/hyprwm/hyprlock/issues/258#issuecomment-2074801187) may be relevant for you.
For Question 1: In previous versions, another instance would boot up, and the two would "fight". However, having updated to V133 yesterday, from something like V117 or something, that behaviour...