https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=443973
--- Comment #5 from bastimeyer...@gmail.com --- What can I do to further debug this? Apparently, this is only broken in the wayland session. It's really annoying always having to reset my audio device's volume and hearing the decrease volume sound while entering my password. I don't have any hotkeys set up for changing the volume of any audio devices. And no other relevant hotkeys are set either. As said, I didn't change any hotkeys after the upgrade from 5.22.5 to 5.23.0. The issue is still present on 5.23.1, regardless of how I lock the session. My ~/.config/kscreenlockerrc file doesn't contain anything useful other than the Dracula theme and image slideshow with a list of ignored wallpapers, but that should all be irrelevant. I've tried temporarily downgrading kscreenlocker back to 5.22.5 in order to see whether this issue already occured there on wayland (as I was using X11 prior to 5.23), but that broke kscreenlocker completely and pressing shift made the entire screen fade to black for only one second until it eventually refused to accept any keyboard inputs at all and stopped reacting to mouse input too. SSH-ing into my machine or rebooting was the only way to recover from this. Surprisingly, after reverting kscreenlocker back to 5.23.1, the issue remained, which forced me to switch back to X11 for now, because I'd be unable to lock my desktop on wayland otherwise. Since the shift-key issue didn't occur while running /usr/lib/kscreenlocker_greet from the command line shell during the wayland session, I guess this issue is caused by something else, but I don't know what to do in order to debug this. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
