Hi Leskala,
On Thursday 07 July 2022 12.05:32 Leskala via tde-users wrote:
> can you check if "tdm" is installed ("sudo dpkg -l | grep tdm")? If not,
> you could try installing it again via "sudo apt install tdm-trinity".
tdm-trinity is installed. As I have no other DM installed I could not start
TDE without it - but I checked, it's there.
> If it is already installed, you could try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure
> tdm-trinity" to set it as the default after bootup.
This I allready did. Did not work
> If there's still no graphical login screen after bootup, check "sudo
> systemctl status tdm"
tdm.service is loaded and active
> and "sudo journalctl -u tdm" after logging in on the
> text interface for any hints or errors.
says "started Trinity Display Manager"
> Best regards, Leskala
So the problem seems not with TDM, but why Debian now decides I want a text
login and not a graphical login. I tried what I found ordre systemd to use a
graphical login, but it does not work...
Thierry
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