also sprach Jonas Smedegaard <[email protected]> [2017-08-20 21:20 +0200]:
> Reason the package provides the virtual x-session-manager package
> is that it does satisfy the needs of recommendations by login
> managers and xinit.
> 
> If you have suggestions for handling the situation better, or am
> aware of problems with the current approach, please share them.
> Otherwise would you mind me closing this as a non-bug?

Sure, you can close this if it's a non-bug. From what you write, it
doesn't make sense to make Sugar the
x-session-manager/x-window-manager on a system by default, except
for the fewest cases.

At the moment, lightdm does not give me options over what session to
choose, and I need to figure that out, but as long as I can
configure the default session of individual users to be Sugar, then
that's just fine.

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