Paul Eggert <egg...@cs.ucla.edu> writes: >> 'who' merely reports the info it got from systemd-logind, and systemd-logind >> most probably got a notification from gdm. >> I agree with you that this _looks_like_ as if a user named 'gdm' was logged >> in, and thus is misleading. But I don't think this should be fixed in >> coreutils. Rather, this is something to work out between systemd-logind >> and gdm. > > OK, but until that's worked out it appears to be better to not use > --enable-systemd on Fedora when configuring Coreutils. Likewise for Ubuntu > which has the same issue, and I assume Debian is like Ubuntu.
This is correct, though, there is a session for the user 'gdm', and they're taking up tty1. If you walk up to that computer (you said you were using SSH, so I assume you're remote), you'll see GDM running on the screen (on one of the virtual TTYs). -- Arsen Arsenović
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