Starting with 0.7.0, we no longer have text-mode consoles if the computer was started with boot_mute (which is the default). This can lead to the situation that the user types sudo service slim stop, resulting in a gray screen with no possibility to interact further with the system (unless ssh is enabled).
Hence, we need to make slim restart when the service is stopped or killed for whatever reason.
Put service slim start in /etc/ttys, possibly wrapped into a script that stays around as long as Xorg is running?
Starting with 0.7.0, we no longer have text-mode consoles if the computer was started with
boot_mute(which is the default). This can lead to the situation that the user typessudo service slim stop, resulting in a gray screen with no possibility to interact further with the system (unless ssh is enabled).Hence, we need to make slim restart when the service is stopped or killed for whatever reason.
Put
service slim startin/etc/ttys, possibly wrapped into a script that stays around as long as Xorg is running?