Hi list, I'm working on getting (at least the basics for now) ready to run a KF5 based Plasma Workspace session completely based on systemd user-session services to get rid of the legacy cruft shell-based "startkde" script and get to use all the nice things systemd offers.
I'm currently stuck trying to make 'ksmserver' (Plasma's session management server) the owner of the current session using Session.TakeControl(), as user-session services aren't part of a session. Are there any ways to launch user-session services as part of a session? Would this mean, login-managers (sddm in my case) need to be adapted to initiate a session incl. the services belonging to this session instead of launching their legacy X session shell scripts (which I currently also use to kick-off the service launching). I remember reading a while ago about GNOME planning to do basically the same, but haven't heard anything about it since. This is currently a major roadblock for me in making any progress, as the whole desktop environment is rather unusable when it's not part of a session. What is the way to go here? best regards, - Elias
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