Wlogout

Wlogout is the HyprFlux power menu. Its layout file owns the six actions, and the HyprFlux launcher script handles toggling and monitor-aware geometry.

Files

Concern	File
Actions and keyboard letters	~/.config/wlogout/layout
Appearance	~/.config/wlogout/style.css and the bundled PNG assets
Adaptive launcher	~/.config/hypr/scripts/Wlogout.sh

The repository's .config/wlogout/ directory is canonical, and base-dots/config/wlogout/ is a parity mirror.

Shipped actions

Button	Command
Lock	~/.config/hypr/scripts/LockScreen.sh
Reboot	systemctl reboot
Shutdown	systemctl poweroff
Logout	loginctl kill-session $XDG_SESSION_ID
Suspend	systemctl suspend
Hibernate	systemctl hibernate

The layout file is authoritative for the actions. Wlogout.sh does not issue the power commands itself.

Lock action chain

The Lock button deliberately does not run hyprlock directly:

Wlogout layout
-> LockScreen.sh
-> loginctl lock-session
-> running Hypridle receives the session-lock event
-> Hypridle starts Hyprlock if it is not already running

If you stopped Hypridle, this mediated path no longer starts the visual locker. See Hyprlock for the direct fallback and the idle behavior.

Appearance

The shipped CSS uses Fira Code Medium at 16 pt, rounded transparent buttons, and image assets for each action. Suspend, reboot, and shutdown use the sleep, restart, and power asset names.

The @logout-* color declarations are generated from the central static HyprFlux palette. Wallpaper changes do not recolor Wlogout.

Launch paths

Open the menu with CTRL+ALT+P. The Waybar power control and the SwayNC power button call the same launcher:

~/.config/hypr/scripts/Wlogout.sh

The script closes Wlogout if it is already open. At logical heights of 720 px or more, it reads the focused monitor's height and scale. It then calculates top and bottom margins and launches Wlogout through layer shell. It uses three buttons per row from 720 through 1079 logical pixels and six at larger sizes. Below 720 logical pixels it falls back to plain wlogout.

Launching wlogout directly still reads the layout and actions, but bypasses the adaptive margins.

Troubleshooting

Run the adaptive launcher in a terminal to see monitor-query or arithmetic errors:

bash ~/.config/hypr/scripts/Wlogout.sh

The script assumes hyprctl, jq, and a focused monitor are available. Use the direct command only to isolate the launcher geometry from Wlogout itself:

wlogout --protocol layer-shell

Related pages

• Hyprlock workflow
• Hyprlock configuration
• SwayNC