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On Thursday, April 14, 2016 02:58:09 AM Dale wrote: |
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> J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> > On Thursday, April 14, 2016 10:33:10 AM Yuri K. Shatroff wrote: |
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> >> 14.04.2016 00:49, Dale wrote: |
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> >>> Yuri K. Shatroff wrote: |
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> >> Hi Dale, |
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> >>> I'm not sure on where you got the black screen. If it is when X |
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> >>> started, did you switch to sddm or some other compatible display |
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> >>> manager? The old kdm isn't supported and from what I read, doesn't |
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> >>> work. That may explain the black screen. |
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> >> |
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> >> Sddm worked as expected, not to mention its veeery slow interface (for |
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> >> that nvidia drivers can be blamed, but whatever). The black screen |
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> >> appeared after logging in. |
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> > Slow interface? |
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> > It works quite well on my laptop. Did you add the "sddm" user to the |
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> > "video" group as mentioned in the upgrade guide? |
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> I missed that part somehow. I just went and added it to the video group |
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> here. It worked tho. |
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> While at it, what is a command that lists all the users that are set up |
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> on a system? I tried a couple things but only found one that lists who |
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> is currently logged in. I would like them all listed. |
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You mean things like: |
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# getent passwd |
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# getent group |
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