On Saturday, April 8, 2017 10:52:30 PM CEST linux...@posteo.de wrote: > Nothing the like here today on sid. All good and booting fast.
OK, Thanks. So I know it's me... In any case it's very often that I have to wait a time seeming alway far too long before obtaining the cursor, or mouse pointer, with sddm. But it is probably something specific to my system. I might benefit of a fresh install when Stretch is the new stable. Alternatively, as I've seen several post on the Internet (however dating from 2014-15), about people having to wait for the cursor with sddm, I can look if there is something there. > > > inkbottle <inkbottle...@gmail.com> hat am 8. April 2017 um 20:24 > > geschrieben: > > > > > > After sid upgrade today. > > > > 1st reboot took ages to complete. > > After what sddm showed no cursor. > > But C-A-F1 was working so I did another reboot. > > Then sddm took ages to show the cursor. > > To be on the safe side I do another reboot, but then I do not login, but > > instead leave the screen as is. > > When I come back, several hours later, I find the screen disconnected (2nd > > screen, display port, closed lid laptop). > > Again I can have tty1 and reboot. > > Then sddm take ages to show the cursor, but I can login eventually. > > > > Not very convenient. > > > > Chris
