So I used a script to setup hyperland and I can't log in

[quick shell]

The script I used: https://github.com/SolDoesTech/HyprV2

Everything was warking ok until I tried to put my password that didn't work

So I'm stuck

[peak dew]

Personalised Wayland compositor configurations are often inflexible, non-portable; other people's configurations may not work well without extensive adjustment to suit your needs. And it may have other inconspicuous quirks like this that may surprise you.

Given Hyprland's exhaustive documentation, it would be wise to configure it yourself rather than using random wild scripts. Your own configurations will certainly serve you better, without disconcerting surprises, that might cost your time and productivity dearly.

https://wiki.hyprland.org/

[peak dew]

Consider switching to a different tty to fix the problem.

They are usually accessible by pressing Ctrl+Alt+F1 through Ctrl+Alt+F6

[quick shell]

Ok I'll try, thank you so much, the installation script actually doesn't have an "uninstallation" so I guess I'll have to remove the config files and remove some packages?

[lost kite]

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[peak dew]

It seems that you don't even know what the script is doing to your system. So I strongly recommend that you avoid using such scripts without first doing a manual audit.

It seems to me that the script itself does not install any packages.

Thus I assume you only need to remove the configuration files for the software it configures.

[quick shell]

Yeah I'm new to arch and linux in general, hopefully I have nothing important in the pc I'm using. Actually using the script seemed too easy to be real but there were good comments so I gave it a try

[peak dew]

A grep yield some pacman commands, only if your laptop is an Asus ROG it will install asusctl supergfxctl rog-control-center, which you can probably ignore.

[quick shell]

Yeah I haven't installed the asus package

[quick shell]

@peak dew you won't believe what was the issue

So I was being suspicious about the fact he automatically puts the first lwtter of the user name capital in the login page

As a programmer I suspected that then he would use toLowerCase to do the login

The fact is that in my arch machine my user name is Aless

So i tried usermod -l aless Aless

And it works now