On Wed, Mar 09, 2016 at 11:55:56AM -0600, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Ken Moffat wrote:
> >Just anecdotal comments - I have been ensuring that all my
> >currently-maintained systems are updated to firefox-45.  On my first
> >test box, where I had so much fun with kde4, startkde no longer
> >works.  I can (happily) live with that.  But on an older system on
> >the same box, using kf5, startkde worked and let me in - so I left it
> >building, and a kf5 (or plasma) screen lock came up - that would NOT
> >let me login, I had to reboot.
> 
> I did have that too.  Did you include PAM and rebuild shadow?  I did and
> found that I needed the files /etc/pam.d/kde and /etc/pam.d/kde-np in
> kde-workspace.  After a reboot, the screen lock worked OK.
> 
Interesting.  I'm not sure if I built PAM on that system, but I am
fairly sure that I have used startkde in the past, left it, and been
able to get in - in fact, I do not recall the screen locker, I was
expecting to see xscreensaver.

> >Now, on my old machine which is now mostly reserved for processing
> >photos, the most-recent build (June last year - yes, I know, I
> >should have replaced that by now) which has been happily letting me
> >login via sddm for all these months suddenly decided that neither
> >ken's nor lfs's passwords were correct.  So root changed ken's
> >password, but that made not the slightlest difference.  And a quick
> >check shows that the system is not full (anyway, /tmp is a tmpfs).
> >
> >So, just when I was almsot getting used to graphical logins, I think
> >I might be heading back to 'startx'.  Ain't life grand ?
> 
> Personally I like startx because we do so much changing that I don't want to
> be limited during boot.  I only use a DM for testing.
> 
>   -- Bruce
> 
Sometimes, I like the eye-candy of a login screen :)

ĸen
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