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What is necessary to use lightdm instead of GDM? |
BPM's "Switch to Desktop" in the Steamos's start menu, when you enable
access to Linux Desktop (user account named desktop required).
Le jeu. 26 déc. 2019 02 h 52, Andreas Hütter <[email protected]> a
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Ok... Let's do this from the start... 1- Install Ubuntu 18.04. Create your admin account (must be named desktop and nothing else); #!/bin/bash Set the defaults. These can be overridden by specifying the value as anenvironment variable when running this script.NON_INTERACTIVE="${NON_INTERACTIVE:-false}" Configure the default versions of the SteamOS packages to use. These generallydon't ever need to be overridden.STEAMOS_COMPOSITOR_VER="${STEAMOS_COMPOSITOR_VER:-1.35+bsos1_amd64}" Ensure the script is being run as rootif [ "$EUID" -ne 0 ]; then Confirm from the user that it's OK to continueif [[ "${NON_INTERACTIVE}" != "true" ]]; then Create 'steam' user account.echo "Creating the steam user account..." Replace GDM3 with Lightdm and configure the desktop user.Required to make the BPM "Switch to desktop" feature work.apt remove gdm3 -y Install steam and steam device support.echo "Installing steam..." Download the packages we need. If we fail at downloading, stop the script.set -e Install the steamos compositor, modeswitch, and themesecho "Configuring the SteamOS boot themes..." Enable automatic login on steam user and default to SteamOS BPM UI.echo "Enabling automatic login..." echo '[InputSource0]' > /var/lib/AccountsService/users/steam Change desktop wallpapergsettings set org.gnome.desktop.background picture-uri "file:////usr/share/plymouth/themes/steamos/steam.png" Update the grub theme.cp /usr/share/plymouth/themes/steamos/steam.png /boot/grub Updating grub for splash screen resolution issueecho 'GRUB_GFXMODE=1920x1080' >> /etc/default/grub echo "" That's it. This way, the switch to desktop option in steamos-compositor should now work as expected. At least, on my 2 setups, it does. |
It's not an issue it's just a remark (might have posted at the wrong place?).
You might already know it, but I discovered that the "Switch to Desktop" (BPM feature) works with lightdm instead of GDM3, on Ubuntu 18.04. I'm not a programmer so I don't have the skills to tell you why, but that's the workaround I personally use. You must add the desktop user (required) to the nopasswdlogin group though.
Have you found a way to make it work with GDM3?
Thanks for this project; I'm doing all of that on my own and with my limited skills. I was looking to create a minimal "Steambuntu.iso" with distroshare when I stumbled upon this. :)
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