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I've been using KDE for a long time but being a bit fed up with the overhead, I switched to Awesome and then wanted to also ditch KDM for Qingy.
First of all, I never managed to login with the graphical part of Qingy, but by killing it and going to a console login I could still choose the different sessions, which was good enough for me for now, so i logged in to my Awesome, but some things were not working as they used to be: no sound, networkmanager not working properly either, …
I first thought I did some mistake when I updated, but by digging,
loginctlshowed there was no session, hence I guessed that qingy did not use logind , and indeed reverting to getty solved that issue, but I'd like to be able to use qingy.
Any leads ? Is it my config that is not correct (I followed the wiki), or would it be an issue with Qingy itself ?
I'm new to this forum (Hi !) so please do correct me if I'm not using it properly ![]()
Last edited by Rosslaew (2014-03-12 14:41:40)
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This happens because the PAM file of Qingy is not updated yet for systemd support.
Replace the file:
/etc/pam.d/qingy
with this one:
https://projects.archlinux.org/svntogit … kages/lxdm
and it will probably solves the problem. Qingy is an orphan package in AUR, so you can fix it yourself.
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Qingy 1.0.0, the most recent release, is over three years old, so IMO you can be certain that it does not support logind.
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That didn't solve the login issue but I'll put that on the age of Qingy, and that makes the system usable which is good enough ^^
Thanks, marking as solved !
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