Description:
On a dual-monitor setup, the onboarding "Hello" screen doesn't stay in place. It appears (sometimes correctly showing "Hello, " sometimes just showing "Hello, ."), then slides/flies rapidly from my left monitor across to my right monitor and disappears, rather than staying visible or animating out cleanly on one screen
Setup:
Gentoo linux, Hyprland
Dual monitor: HDMI-A-1(180hz) 0x0, eDP-1(60hz)1920x0
installed via ambxst install hyprland
Steps to reproduce:
-Start ambxst (manually or automatically)
-Hello screen spawns to the left and slides from HDMI-A-1 to eDP-1 and goes off screen
Additional notes:
This happened alongside an unrelated axctl daemon issue (crash-looping, similar to #141) which I've since resolved. The hello screen behavior persists even with axctl running cleanly.
Update:
figured out this is actually the assistant sidebar, triggered normally via SUPER+A. The flying/disappearing behavior I originally reported may have only been happening during the axctl crash-loop I mentioned, not as a standalone bug. Apologies for the noise, might close this unless the animation glitch reproduces outside of that context.
Description:
On a dual-monitor setup, the onboarding "Hello" screen doesn't stay in place. It appears (sometimes correctly showing "Hello, " sometimes just showing "Hello, ."), then slides/flies rapidly from my left monitor across to my right monitor and disappears, rather than staying visible or animating out cleanly on one screen
Setup:
Gentoo linux, Hyprland
Dual monitor: HDMI-A-1(180hz) 0x0, eDP-1(60hz)1920x0
installed via
ambxst install hyprlandSteps to reproduce:
-Start ambxst (manually or automatically)
-Hello screen spawns to the left and slides from HDMI-A-1 to eDP-1 and goes off screen
Additional notes:
This happened alongside an unrelated axctl daemon issue (crash-looping, similar to #141) which I've since resolved. The hello screen behavior persists even with axctl running cleanly.
Update:
figured out this is actually the assistant sidebar, triggered normally via SUPER+A. The flying/disappearing behavior I originally reported may have only been happening during the axctl crash-loop I mentioned, not as a standalone bug. Apologies for the noise, might close this unless the animation glitch reproduces outside of that context.