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02-02-2018 #1
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Lightdm logout when exec xinit on other vt
Greetings.
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02-02-2018 #2
I could be wrong, but you can only have a single X output running at a time, unless you specifically have multiple displays setup, and you call X for the specific display. Otherwise, the call to start an X session (with defaults) will wipe the existing one.
Go well.
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02-02-2018 #3
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which exact commands did you use, what did they return, and what do the Xorg logs for both sessions say?
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02-02-2018 #4
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I'm in the hospital right now. Rhinoplasty patient here. I will reply as son as possible
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02-02-2018 #5
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LOL... The forum has gone mad...
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02-05-2018 #6
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02-08-2018 #7
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if i disable lightdm.service i can execute startx whateverwm-session -- :n+1 (n=0) with the same user or another on every vt available.
With lightdm.service enable and started, i can use dm-tool (dm-tool switch-to-greeter) to start other 'instance' of lightdm login on other vtn.
If i execute startx -- :n+1 on other vt (same user or not) with lightdm started, the session opened using lightdm are closed.
I think the way how lightdm works with systemd-logind service is the key, but i still not figure out.
by the way, i still look like a f*king panda (: