'Twas brillig, and Kawing Chiu at 29/03/14 02:13 did gyre and gimble:
So, is that simply not achievable in systemd? I mean, since logind has
no way to know about my session on vt7, then what about I *tell* it
explicitly? Maybe through some cmdline tools, for example, something
like: `loginctl
I get no sound in my desktop when using the following way to start the
desktop: from a virtual terminal, say vt2, run:
(setsid startx -- vt7 ).
That is, startx in a virtual terminal other than the current one. The
setsid is not relevant here, without it, (startx -- vt7 ) won't
work, either.
'Twas brillig, and Mantas Mikulėnas at 28/03/14 15:22 did gyre and gimble:
You have already found the correct way to fix this – start X on the
/same/ vt that you logged in (e.g. `startx -- vt2` or `startx --
vt$XDG_VTNR`).
Yes, and indeed most distros patch their startx to do this for you
Thanks, now I understand where does the problem come from.
So, is that simply not achievable in systemd? I mean, since logind has no
way to know about my session on vt7, then what about I *tell* it
explicitly? Maybe through some cmdline tools, for example, something like:
`loginctl add-vt vt7
