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Double output of files on hyprctl hyprpaper listactive #138
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So, the addition of the listactive command was strictly pulling information from hyprpaper and shouldn't have affected anything else or changed how much memory is being used by itself. On my end: $ hyprpaper &
$ hyprctl hyprpaper listactive
eDP-1 = <wallpaper1>
HDMI-A-1 = <wallpaper2>
$ hyprctl hyprpaper preload <wallpaper3>
ok
$ hyprctl hyprpaper listactive
... no change ...
$ hyprctl hyprpaper wallpaper ",<wallpaper3>"
ok
$ hyprctl hyprpaper listactive
= <wallpaper3>
eDP-1 = <wallpaper1>
HDMI-A-1 = <wallpaper2>
$ hyprctl hyprpaper wallpaper "somewordhere,<wallpaper3>"
ok
$ hyprctl hyprpaper listactive
somewordhere = <wallpaper3>
= <wallpaper3>
eDP-1 = <wallpaper1>
HDMI-A-1 = <wallpaper2> Its definitely caused by assigning a wallpaper to a monitor that doesn't exist and it looks like its just adding it anyways instead of checking if its a real monitor before hand. I'll look into where. |
I'm still getting a ghost screen using
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I'm using the latest
Hyprpaper
from git (built from commit 1013a80608891f120184aa7c1a7cfde04bfc96fb
) and when I run the following commands I seem to get a double output on the last screen ??As you can see the
eDP-1
screen shows two lots of path info and I'm not sure if this is consuming more memory because of what's been shown ?I thought the output of
hyprctl hyprpaper listactive
should look like the following ?Not as it currently displays ?
Also noted from the log of
Hyprpaper
is this line:[LOG] numWallpapersActive: 3
When I only have two screens
HDMI-A-1
andeDP-1
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