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In KDE's "System Settings > Startup and Shutdown" the module "Login Screen (SDDM)" is missing. I do have sddm and sddm-kcm packages installed. If I do a "kcmshell5 --list" it shows that the kcm_sddm is there and I can run it using "kcmshell5 kcm_sddm". However, when I rund "systemsettings --list" it doesn't exist. I have another system with an identical build and it shows that "systemsettings --list" has kcm_sddm module. I can't figure out why that is. I tried reinstalling the packages but no luck. Any help would be appreciated.
Last edited by PhenixDragyn (2023-04-10 22:38:42)
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I was able to finally figure it out.. I figured I'd reply to let anyone else who may run into this know the fix... or to even know how to hide options.
Somehow... I, myself, must have sometime ago disabled/hid the option myself and didn't remember. I finally found in /etc/xdg/kdeglobals under [KDE Control Module Restrictions][$i] an entry "kcm_sddm.desktop=false". Removed it and it showed backup. I believe I hid this option sometime ago before I used sddm as my login.
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