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Replace nodm with a custom lightdm greeter #8
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I've installed the greeter, it works fine, but how do you make it load user .xsession instead of default openbox?
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I could not find any way to do this. I have ended up backing up the openbox.desktop file and replace its contents to call /etc/X11/xinit/Xsession instead of /usr/bin/openbox-session |
but still would want to do it the clean way. in my lightdm.conf i see a line saying: #autologin-session=UNIMPLEMENTED |
I think sddm supports autologin as well: sddm/sddm#751 (comment) |
but isn't there someone reporting that you need to press a key to login? I need uninteractive automatic login. |
No keypress is necessary if you follow the process at https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?title=SDDM&oldid=510255#Autologin |
nodm is unmodernized, with its author advising to use a minimal lightdm configuration: spanezz/nodm#8
For reference, https://github.com/spanezz/lightdm-autologin-greeter. |
For a while I haven't been using nodm anymore and so I had no motivation for keeping it up to date with modern requirements on display managers. Anyone who would like to do that is free to carry on nodm's development.
I recently had a need for autologin again, and satisfied it with a simple custom greeter for lightdm. I would like, at some point, to polish it and make a GitHub repo for it, and in the meantime, here it is.
I find this way more sustainable in the long term, as it outsources most of the display manager development issues to lightdm, which already needs to stay on top of it.
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