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Wayland: i3 to Sway migration - 2022
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While I migrated to sway on my desktop, I couldn't on my laptop due to sway not seeing my laptop keyboard as a valid input source.
libinput debug-events shows the keyboard and the inputs sent to it on the keyboard which is Wayland's keyboard input library (so i can say its not caused by Wayland), but when i type swaymsg -t get_inputs it does not. I couldn't find a single solution for this so, I'm using i3wm on it until i can fix it.