Just wanted to let you know that only stopping SDDM for KDE (Wayland) isn't enough. The start script would just freeze the output and not let the VM boot. It happens because just stopping SDDM doesn't kill the KDE session and you can't unload the GPU module.
For me it only works if I add this before systemctl stop display-manager:
Just wanted to let you know that only stopping SDDM for KDE (Wayland) isn't enough. The start script would just freeze the output and not let the VM boot. It happens because just stopping SDDM doesn't kill the KDE session and you can't unload the GPU module.
For me it only works if I add this before systemctl stop display-manager:
systemctl --user -M usernamehere@ stop plasma*