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Some folks (me included) don't use display managers like lightdm or gdm
I personally just execute good old xinit right after login (using .profile), other people use ly or tbsm
Point is not all use a graphical display manager.
I ended up editing stop_display_manager to
Which works fine (keep in mind this is x11, wayland people should do something else) however I couldn't get restore_display_manager to work
Simply executing xinit doesn't do anything, I believe because it's not executed in a tty
The end result is whenever I shutdown my vm, I face a really scaled down version of my tty to the point all text becomes blurred
I can execute xinit or startx - and get back to my window manager just fine (even the tty restores its original resolution) but I'd rather my window manager be automatically launched
Some folks (me included) don't use display managers like lightdm or gdm
I personally just execute good old xinit right after login (using
.profile
), other people usely
ortbsm
Point is not all use a graphical display manager.
I ended up editing stop_display_manager to
Which works fine (keep in mind this is x11, wayland people should do something else) however I couldn't get restore_display_manager to work
Simply executing
xinit
doesn't do anything, I believe because it's not executed in a ttyThe end result is whenever I shutdown my vm, I face a really scaled down version of my tty to the point all text becomes blurred
I can execute
xinit
orstartx -
and get back to my window manager just fine (even the tty restores its original resolution) but I'd rather my window manager be automatically launchedI will test with ttyecho and see what I can do
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