Sway does not recognize 'Super' as a modifier key name

[Ferdi265]

Description

Sway currently supports only the XKB modifier names and a few custom additions so that the familiar names "Ctrl" and "Alt" work as expected (as well as adding "Mod3" and "Mod5" that aren't defined as XKB_MOD_NAME_* macros).

What's missing is any human-readable name for the Logo (or Super) key, which is an issue that has confused many people starting out with sway that I know. Even the default sway config has to go out of its way to comment # Logo key. before set $mod Mod4 in order to not confuse potential first-time users.

Desired Feature

Allow using "Super", "Meta", or "Logo" as a modifier name for the logo key as well, instead of only "Mod4".

If that whole list is a little much, maybe decide on at least one human-readable name for the modifier key instead of just "Mod4".

Prior Art

• Linux input-event-codes.h calls the logo key META
• Gnome calls the logo key "Super"
• KDE calls the logo key "Meta"
• Hyprland calls the logo key "SUPER", "LOGO", "WIN", or "MOD4"
• i3 calls the logo key "Mod4"

Prior Art for deviating from what i3 does

Sway also supports "Alt" as a modifier name, despite i3 not supporting that.
This was implemented along with the "Ctrl" alias (which i3 does support) in response to #153.

[WhyNotHugo]

Fixed in bc258a3

[Ferdi265]

Fixed in bc258a3

right. I forgot the commit didn't have a "Closes" tag; Closed.