Hello! Thanks I'll do that. I have 2 non system users only though.
Could it be caused by my avatar image being very large? I just use a photo and didn't bother making a smaller version. Il 27/Feb/2017 11:30, "Maximiliano Curia" <m...@debian.org> ha scritto: > Control: severity -1 normal > Control: tag -1 + upstream > Control: forwarded -1 https://github.com/sddm/sddm/issues/785 > > ¡Hola Salvo! > > El 2017-02-26 a las 12:59 +0100, Salvo Tomaselli escribió: > >> Package: sddm Version: 0.14.0-2 Severity: important >> > > marking this as high so it blocks updates for people who have apt-listbug >> > > The new release of sddm is showing the generic user icon for every user >> and no longer using the images I placed in /usr/share/sddm/faces/ >> > > It's kind of pointless to have icons for the users if they all look >> identical. >> > > tl;dr: Add this block to your /etc/sddm.conf (create the file if it > doesn't exists): > [Theme] > EnableAvatars=true > > The new version of sddm has a new configuration option > (DisableAvatarsThreshold) that disables the use of the avatars when the > amount of users is greater than this value. This option reduces the time > sddm takes to load in systems that have a large number of users, that > probably have their home directories using nfs automount. > > The upstream default is 7, which is kind of low. If you have more than 7 > users in your system you might want to raise this value, or you can > explicitly set the EnableAvatars value. > > This is documented in the generated example configuration file in > (/usr/share/doc/sddm/sddm.conf), I'm requesting upstream to document this > option in the sddm.conf manpage. > > Happy hacking, > -- > "A computer program does what you tell it to do, not what you want it to > do." > -- Greer's Law > Saludos /\/\ /\ >< `/ >
