https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=441616
Maxime Poulin <k...@max-p.me> changed:
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--- Comment #11 from Maxime Poulin <k...@max-p.me> ---
I'm also having this issue, and setting "Launch Manager=false" in kwalletrc
also fixed it for me.
I was able to reproduce on a completely fresh user by:
1. Create user with "useradd -m testbug" + "passwd testbug"
2. Log into session (via SDDM)
3. Enable systemd startup
4. Create a KDE Wallet and enable the tray application
5. Log out and back in
After these steps, pressing Meta+E no longer launches Dolphin. It still however
launched Konsole when pressing Ctrl+Alt+T, contrary to my main user which
can't. My main user also seems unable to launch Spectacle for screenshots
pressing the PrintScreen key as well as most other global application
shortcuts. My script shortcuts (in Shortcuts -> Custom Shortcuts) worked just
fine, including GUI/access to X11.
On both users, setting "Launch Manager=false" restores functionality to normal,
as well as disabling systemd startup.
One strange oddity is that setting "Launch Manager=false" on my main session
also made my ssh-agent work again somehow. I thought it was broken because of
systemd startup, but it does use kwallet via ksshaskpass to load the keys. I
would have expected disabling the manager to break it however, not fixing it...
I tried replicating the ssh-agent setup on the test user, but was unable to
make it work at all with systemd startup. The ssh-agent setup works just fine
without systemd startup on the test user, regardless of the "Launch Manager"
setting, just like on my main user.
This smells like a race condition related to the order at which units gets
started when using the new systemd startup, and may vary from machine to
machine.
System is a fully up to date ArchLinux.
Operating System: Arch Linux
KDE Plasma Version: 5.22.5
KDE Frameworks Version: 5.85.0
Qt Version: 5.15.2
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