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From: Michael P. <lin...@gr...> - 2005-10-15 06:12:24
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For those wanting to have multiple xservers auto or timed login with gdm, we have just patched a gdm 2.8 ubuntu package to allow that. Files are at: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=141732 We will begin using that SLIM sourceforge project as a central point for talking about and releasing files for simultaneous local independent multi-user capability. The linuxconsole project name doesn't really even apply anymore given the evdev approach and other important multi-user aspects like sessiond for sound. There was some discussion a few months ago over a "new" project name, but there was no consensus, so if other people want to help, great. I invite everyone to help admin and mold the SLIM project as they see fit. I would really love to see all of the great new multi-user documentation in a central place. We are almost done moving over to Ubuntu, and we will have a lot of new multi-user scripts to release shortly, including a live Ubuntu multi-user capable CD. Back to talking about the patched gdm: In the past we have just used our own inittab with respawn to launch X servers instead of gdm, but sometimes gdm is nice. Maybe auto/timed logins for all displays should be handled on a per-server basis, because some people wouldn't want the auto/timed login on non-primary displays. In my hack you don't get a choice, auto/timed login applies to all local displays. Questions can be sent directly to me via email or you could try the help forums at: http://sourceforge.net/forum/?group_id=141732 Thanks, Mike Pardee Open Sense Solutions LLC http://open-sense.com 1-888-323-1742 Re: automatic login for second X server > Date: Mon, 10 Oct 2005 09:13:05 +0300 > CC: Andrej van der Zee <ma...@ya... <mailto:ma...@ya...>> > > On Sestdiena, 8. Oktobris 2005 01:36, Andrej van der > Zee wrote: Now I want to automatically login for the > second X server (no > > keyboard). Unfortunately, options in gdm only > allow this for the first X > > server. Automatically login for both X servers > would also be fine for me. > > > > Does anybody have a solution? Maybe get rid of gdm > totally and start X > > from a startup script? Any suggestions? |