Joan Bruguera Micó

Faking `XShmQueryExtension(...)=false` using LD_PRELOAD also works for the applications I tried (DBeaver, Sublime Text, Spicy), and it doesn't require messing with the host. Open a shell Inside the container, create...

Another way that I've found that has a different set of tradeoffs is using an untrusted X11 cookie (NOTE: This is how `ssh -X` works). This enables the X11 SECURITY...

@mviereck Just as a sanity check that the library is loading correctly, can you confirm that DBeaver / Spicy do never throw a MIT-SHM error when using `LD_PRELOAD`? The reason...

AFAICT think this should be possible with the xdg_activation_v1 protocol which is supported by wlroots & sway. Recent GTK4 has support for it when using functions like `gtk_window_present`. However, GTK3...

I also experience this occasionally on my Fedora 36 setup, but I can't ever recall it ever happening on my Arch setup, which is pretty similar in general. I also...

A horrible workaround to achieve this is to set up keepassxc to automatically start the SSH agent and add the keys to it at startup, then when you want to...

Prototype implementation here: https://github.com/joanbm/keepassxc/commit/4f50c3fdd7393369147e1838d053751364f27b89 It implements support for adding/removing keys to ssh-agent from keepassxc-cli, no display server required. Sample usage: ```console foo@bar:~$ keepassxc-cli ssh-agent-populate my_database.kdbx Enter password to unlock my_database.kdbx:...

It can unload the keys, but the way it works is that the CLI doesn't exit but rather keeps waiting for a quit signal (e.g. `SIGTERM`, Ctrl+C, etc.) to remove...

There's nothing technical preventing it from working like you say, with two operations (`populate`/`depopulate`), I've mostly implemented the way it is because it mirrors the way the GUI already works....

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