Hi Andrei,
> - purge lxdm (remove might do it as well, but just for good measure)
> - reconfigure lightdm (to make sure display-manager.service symlink
> points to lightdm.service)
Yes, indeed, there is a bug in the service file shipped by lxdm
which breaks all other dms. Removing and hand adjusting the
display-manager.service helped.
Still, my question is open:
> > Is there *any* way to *force* systemd to start lightdm ...?
I mean, it seems there is no way to override what systemd believes
is correct.
Furthermore, systemd did respnd with
Error: File exists
which is not a very useful error message
Norbert
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