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Hi,
I've removed some desktop alternatives like lxde and lxqt, but they are still on the SessionType list. I tried common sense and Google, but did not manage it. Everything I can find about the relevant configurations is way too obsolete. What's the current state of affairs?
Last edited by Llama (2015-02-23 17:04:30)
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Those sessions are not shipped with KDM, you must have added them yourself (probably symlinked to /usr/share/xsessions). Remove them from /usr/share/apps/kdm/sessions/
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Those sessions are not shipped with KDM, you must have added them yourself (probably symlinked to /usr/share/xsessions). Remove them from /usr/share/apps/kdm/sessions/
$ ls /usr/share/apps/kdm/sessions/
9wm.desktop blackbox.desktop fluxbox.desktop ion.desktop matchbox.desktop phluid.desktop twm.desktop xfce4.desktop
aewm.desktop cde.desktop flwm.desktop kde-plasma.desktop metacity.desktop pwm.desktop ude.desktop xfce.desktop
aewm++.desktop ctwm.desktop fvwm95.desktop kde-plasma-safe.desktop mwm.desktop qvwm.desktop vtwm.desktop
afterstep.desktop cwwm.desktop fvwm.desktop larswm.desktop olvwm.desktop ratpoison.desktop w9wm.desktop
amaterus.desktop e16.desktop gnome.desktop lwm.desktop olwm.desktop sapphire.desktop waimea.desktop
amiwm.desktop enlightenment.desktop golem.desktop LXDE.desktop openbox.desktop sawfish.desktop wm2.desktop
asclassic.desktop evilwm.desktop icewm.desktop lxqt.desktop oroborus.desktop subtle.desktop wmaker.desktop
$ This is a huge superset of my session type list. I am not sure this is the right place to edit.
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Most of those files are provided by kdebase-workspace, LXDE.desktop and lxqt.desktop are certainly not. Do 'pacman -Qo /usr/share/apps/kdm/sessions/*.desktop' yourself if you don't believe it.
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Most of those files are provided by kdebase-workspace, LXDE.desktop and lxqt.desktop are certainly not. Do 'pacman -Qo /usr/share/apps/kdm/sessions/*.desktop' yourself if you don't believe it.
Thank you very much, arojas! pacman surprised me with its subtlety; I surprised myself with my ignorance. One has to RTFM. Now I know what I can delete with impunity; but something is responsible for the exact content of the session type list, isn't it?
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