On Sat, Apr 06, 2013 at 08:44:26 -0700,
Adam Williamson <awilliam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 06/04/13 08:24 AM, Bruno Wolff III wrote:
gnome-initial-setup seems to be getting run if gdm is active (as opposed
to say kde) even when you have used gnome in the past and before you
even can select whether you are going to login to a gnome session. I
tried a simple disable with systemctl but that didn't help. Is there a
settings key to keep this from happening?
I can switch back to kdm for normal use, but I wanted to test using
llvmpipe for gdm.
The service 'touches' a file in /var somewhere, if you look at it. I
figure that it only runs if that file exists, and it's supposed to be
wiped after one run. If it's not getting wiped in your case for some
reason, try wiping it manually.
Thanks. That should be enough to help me find it.
I haven't run completely through it because I didn't want to create new
accounts. Also I had been using gnome on these machines until fallback
mode was dropped, so it's not like it made sense to even run
gnome-initial-setup. It probably also doesn't make sense to run that
if you are using gdm but don't want to use gnome (right away). There should
be a way to bypass it. It would seem to me it would make more sense for it
to run the first time you login to a gnome session, not the first time
you boot a machine.
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