[gdm-list] gdm request - choose local Xserver at login
- From: "Pascal Ronecker" <pascal ronecker gmail com>
- To: gdm-list gnome org
- Subject: [gdm-list] gdm request - choose local Xserver at login
- Date: Wed, 6 Jun 2007 14:29:29 +0200
Hi,
I use a laptop, and somteimes it is connected to a "big screen", somtimes not.
What I do now is :
- in xorg.conf, I declare two "serverlayout"
- in gdm.conf I created two [server-xxxx] entries using the appropriate -layout option to match the
xorg.conf
- gdm always starts 2 X servers, one for each layout
So, when I bootup my laptop, AltF7 / F8 gives me the ability to choose the display I 'd like to use.
Matter is : then another x server is always there for nothing. Not a big thing though, a small footprint and no CPU whatsoever, but anyway, it isn't "clean".
gdmflexiserver provides the ability to choose and start another Xserver _once_already_logged_in_
What would be *great* I think, would be to choose the display at the login screen.
-> gdm starts only one xserver (the default one from
gdm.conf)
-> a dropmenu gives the choice between all the [server-xxxx] entries (just like gdmflexiserver proposes)
-> once the choice made, gdm kills the current X and restarts the one chosen.
Thx for your advice on that idea,
or maybe another way of doing what I'd like to.
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