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SDDM will keep working, and KDE maintains a LightDM greeter. You don't even need to use a login manager, most people in the BSD space launch it from the tty
by mghackerlady 9mo ago
SDDM will keep working, and KDE maintains a LightDM greeter. You don't even need to use a login manager, most people in the BSD space launch it from the tty
- krylon 9mo agoYou mean people still log into a virtual terminal and call startx? (blushing emoji) I mean, if that's the way they like it, that's fine. It feels a bit quaint, though, at least to me. If a graphical desktop is what I want anyway, why not make it automatic? I'm not judging, just trying to understand.
- mghackerlady 9mo agoI know a lot of arch users that do that, especially if they just use simple window managers like i3 or window maker. Though, on a wayland system startx doesn't work, each compositor has its own command
- krylon 9mo agoHuh. If you go through the hazing of installing arch without that new installation script, it is consistent, I suppose. One thing in favor of this approach, is that it is very straightforward. Not what I'd choose, but I think that is the beauty of the whole free software movement - one thing you get in utter abundance is choice.