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0001 # Testing 0002 0003 ## Installation 0004 0005 You need to build and install lightdm and lightdm-kde in the same prefix. We are 0006 going to assume both are installed in $PREFIX 0007 0008 ## Set lightdm-kde-greeter as lightdm greeter 0009 0010 You can either do: 0011 0012 cd $PREFIX/share/xgreeters/ 0013 ln -s lightdm-kde-greeter.desktop default.desktop 0014 0015 or: 0016 0017 - edit $PREFIX/etc/lightdm.conf 0018 - find the group "[SeatDefaults]" 0019 - set the "greeter-session" key to "lightdm-kde-greeter" 0020 0021 But your changes will get overwritten next time you run `make install` in 0022 lightdm directory. 0023 0024 ## Fix session lists 0025 0026 Lightdm needs to know which sessions are available: 0027 0028 cd $PREFIX/share 0029 ln -s /usr/share/xsessions 0030 0031 ## Running 0032 0033 Start lightdm like this: 0034 0035 $PREFIX/sbin/lightdm --test-mode --debug 0036 0037 Output of the greeter is sent to `$HOME/.cache/lightdm/log/x-$N-greeter.log`, 0038 where $N starts at 1 and increase each time you close the window. $N does not 0039 increase if you stop lightdm with Ctrl+C, so using Ctrl+C is the recommended 0040 way to stop it. 0041 0042 Note: the test X server is using a QWERTY layout. Keep this in mind if you are 0043 using a different layout when you type your password.