Closed JManch closed 5 months ago
What do you mean by "providing a single session" ? Providing a directory containing a single desktop file?
I would like to add that the same behavior happens when --session
is not specified. No session is selected by default, and when you try to log in, it just doesn't. Took me a while to figure this out, it felt like a bug.
It would be cool if tuigreet had a way to pick a default session, as most login managers do. Especially when there is only one desktop file.
Edit: I just realized this was already pointed out in #140.
This should be fixed on the dev/default-session
branch.
I will probably merge this and #140 when I can properly test them (I lost access to my main development computer, so it is a bit harder right now).
This is now available in the 0.9.1 version of tuigreet
.
The new release seems to break --remember-user-session for me here. The last successful session isn't remembered anymore. Is this now intentional?
Describe the bug In the previous version, providing a single session with
--sessions
would select that session by default. Now, the CMD defaults to-
and I have to manually select the session every login.To Reproduce Launch tuigreet with
tuigreet --sessions <session_dir>
Expected behavior The provided session should be selected by default
System information:
greetd
version:0.9.0
tuigreet
version:0.9.0