Hello, Rutger Helling <rhell...@mykolab.com> skribis:
> Thanks for the replies. My use case is that I don't want to auto-start > SDDM, since I usually start GNOME (Wayland) from the TTY. However there > are certain cases where I want to start GNOME on X11, for which I do > need SDDM. > > On systemd you can do "systemctl disable service", so I was wondering if > there was an equivelant command in Shepherd. Removing the > service entirely and reconfiguring every time I want to start SDDM > isn't really what I'm looking for. > > I'll have a look at `auto-start?`. I think it would be nice if all > services exposed this option. Currently the simplest solution is to expose it for services where the need is widespread. Longer-term we may want a more generic mechanism like <https://bugs.gnu.org/27155>. Thanks, Ludo’.
