Hallo Jonas, thanks for your quick reply. On Sun, Jul 17, 2016 at 01:35:51AM +0200, Jonas Smedegaard wrote: > Quoting Helge Kreutzmann (2016-07-16 18:11:03) > > I wanted to try out sugar. Hence I installed succrose using apt-get > > (up-to-date testing system). > > > > Next I switchted my environment so sugar on sddm. > > > > After entering my credentials I was asked a few questions (age, > > gender). > > > > Then sddm returned but does no longer react to mouse or keyboard > > input. The mouse is also a big arrow. > > > > I can restart x (Cmd-Alt-Backspace). > > > > Whenever I choose sugar again, the only effect is that the mouse > > cursor changes as described above and I can no longer use sddm. > > > > I did not find anything on the sugar wiki helping me :-(( > > This I have never heard of before - but also I have never used sddm. > > Please try use another login manager. You should not need to remove > sddm, just install one more, e.g. lightdm, and pick that as the default.
Ok, I switched to lightdm. When I select sugar, my credentials are
accepted, I briefly see this thick cursor and then I'm immediately
returned to lightdm.
Just a wild guess: Does sugar need something (session-manager?) from
GNOME? There is no gnome on this machine (only KDE and windowmaker).
Greetings
Helge
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