On 20/01/14 11:24, Tim wrote:
General purpose solution: Copy the text, open a text editor in the same
session, paste into it, save the file. Now you have the text saved as a
file, rather than just sitting in a copy buffer.
Yes, that was my first try, the session appeared to crash dumping me
back to the first session as it also did running the script in
/usr/local/bin.
Not only does it not work but it appears I am creating something I don't
want, a log-in GUI? I normally use a text screen and startxfce4.
I still have to run "systemctl start lightdm.service" and log-in again
to get lightdm so that I can log-out without a password. A lot of wasted
effort. It appears that all I want now is to have xfce start with
lightdm, So far "systemctl enable lightdm.service" has not done that and
it seems it should.
It looks like I have to tell systemd somehow to run lightdm?
I probably need to wait for Fedora-21 where things will be different.
Bob
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