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[ ] Other kind of issue (Please describe in detail)
Current Behavior
I'm running i3lock on a DBUS org.freedesktop.login1.SessionLock signal. In my particular case, this signal is sent by lightdm when I switch from my session to greeter, after the switch to greeter TTY happened. If I switch back to a TTY with my session (ctrl+alt+f1 in my case), I see i3lock, but the cursor is visible (but it's a wait cursor for some reason) and stuck to some coordinate and not moveable. If I run it with i3lock -p default I see a moveable (also a wait one) cursor, and with -p win I see moveable windows cursor as expected.
Expected Behavior
Without -p flag I would expect not to see cursor at all.
Reproduction Instructions
An easy way to reproduce would be switching to a console TTY, running i3lock from there and switching back to X session TTY.
Environment
Output of i3lock --version:
i3lock version: aur-e8b9943 (2023-03-31)
Where'd you get i3lock-color from?
i3lock-color-git from AUR
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Current Behavior
I'm running i3lock on a DBUS
org.freedesktop.login1.Session
Lock
signal. In my particular case, this signal is sent by lightdm when I switch from my session to greeter, after the switch to greeter TTY happened. If I switch back to a TTY with my session (ctrl+alt+f1 in my case), I see i3lock, but the cursor is visible (but it's a wait cursor for some reason) and stuck to some coordinate and not moveable. If I run it withi3lock -p default
I see a moveable (also await
one) cursor, and with-p win
I see moveable windows cursor as expected.Expected Behavior
Without
-p
flag I would expect not to see cursor at all.Reproduction Instructions
An easy way to reproduce would be switching to a console TTY, running
i3lock
from there and switching back to X session TTY.Environment
Output of
i3lock --version
:Where'd you get i3lock-color from?
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