>Failed to start light display manager on x60
can someone help me, im troubleshooting for more than 2 hours.
os: Parabola
Failed to start light display manager on x60
Alexander Ward
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Connor Garcia
You need to run journalctl -xe if you are going to have any chance of us helping you.
Gabriel Cook
sorry i forgot
Dylan Wood
> journalctl -xe
It often does not help because it's basically a syslog. It may work for a DE, though.
Aiden Bennett
What is your package manager? Did you install a lightdm manager? If so, did you enable it in the configuration?
Jacob Lopez
Sorry, it's called a greeter, make sure you have one installed and enabled.
Ian Bennett
Installed lightdm, xorg, lightdm-gtk-greeter, i3 with pacman. and changed session-greeter in config. this always worked for me .
Jacob Turner
Don't use a meme distro or try installing gdm.
Ethan Flores
Paste your lightdm config somewhere.
William Smith
Gdm works fine. But I dont like gnome :/
Camden Price
its just the default. only changed #session-greeter to session-greeter=lightdm-gtk-greeter
Lincoln Campbell
In the wildcard seat section? That's mainly what I wanted to see.
Xavier Jenkins
If so, then for now disable lightdm, and xinit /usr/bin/i3 so that you can run lightdm --test-mode --debug
Carter Richardson
install gentoo, fgt
Nathaniel Cox
Didi you install xserver stuff?
Robert Ward
nop
Kayden Phillips
I'm about to have to airplane mode for my flight, so hopefully you got it, it sounds like you forgot an x package though. I think you're looking for "xorg-server-utils"
Anyways, good luck, hope you get it.
Evan Myers
Get rid of lightdm, total trash
Either use xinit or SLiM
Jason Morales
I had the same problem. Using LXDE now
Angel Evans
Install gentoo
Elijah Ramirez
I've got a perfect solution for you OP: stop using display managers.
Jose Turner
>os: Parabola
Stop being a GNU/autist and use a real distro maybe.
Hunter Wright
>he uses a display manager
Brandon Watson
Not your personal Support Service.
That being said, I had a similar problem. I think it was a bug in the config. Can't remember shit right now.
Talk about Arch """forcing""" the user to """learn""".
Asher Wright
>Talk about Arch """forcing""" the user to """learn""".
It's your own fault for using useless bloat software.
Parker Torres
Gotta love the descriptive error messages, all it says is "Something went wrong" in different ways.