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Then it's libseat and seatd limitations. Why rely on a system that doesn't do what you want? Bypass it and DIY what you actually want.
by inigyou 4mo ago
Then it's libseat and seatd limitations. Why rely on a system that doesn't do what you want? Bypass it and DIY what you actually want.
- jchw 4mo agoI personally use a systemd-based distro (NixOS) and logind is able to handle this use case. The point of trying to support libseat was for the sake of non-systemd distros. (Though elogind would probably work too.) I certainly wouldn't DIY this; nothing would support my DIY version, which would defeat the purpose.
- inigyou 4mo agoThe Linux platform gives you full control. If the box you seek doesn't exist, you have to create your own box instead of thinking inside someone else's box that doesn't even do what you need.
- jchw 4mo agoI'm going to be frank; there is literally no point in replying to me only to not read what I said again. I am running into KDE/GNOME/etc. limitations, not logind. And I both can and have submitted patches to both projects, so I do not need my own box.