Wayland
Re: Wayland
It might require that systemd be running, since that's tied more tightly with GNOME.. Can you try booting MX from the advanced section of the GRUB menu with systemd to see if that makes any difference?
Re: Wayland
That was also my thought, but systemd mode behaves exactly the same.
In both modes it starts from a text tty session:
But starting from the graphical login screen fails.
In both modes it starts from a text tty session:
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dbus-run-session -- gnome-shell --display-server --wayland
Re: Wayland
Hmmm...what about installing gdm and using that as the display manager?
Re: Wayland
Interesting... yes, gdm3 works, both with and without systemd, but now I have a boring greeter :(
Re: Wayland
Well, there must be some way of customizing the gdm theme, but I don't know how.
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Re: Wayland
I got it working with gdm3, but then it would regularly hang for seconds at a time.
No biggie, xfce (especially the way MX-17 implements it!) is pretty great too.
No biggie, xfce (especially the way MX-17 implements it!) is pretty great too.
ThinkPad x220
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120-GB SSD
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16 GBs of RAM
120-GB SSD
Greatest Of All ThinkPads