On Sat, 5 Jan 2019 15:12:41 -0600 Samuel Holland <sam...@sholland.net> wrote:
> For a single-user laptop or workstation, why does there even need to > be a concept of "logging in"? And why do you need 3-4 layers of > shells running in the background to manage your X session? You've got: > - your login shell > - startx > - xinit > - your .xinitrc, if you don't exec your window manager Nice! I really like your setup and I have a laptop in the basement I intend to try this on. The problem is that most of my main laptops are not single-user. My main home laptop I share with my wife, and my work computer I "share" with my official domain login. The idea that I like the most is the udev rule so you don't have to make Xorg +s. It should be doable with just a group, so I could add my wife and I to a group that could run Xorg. Cheers, Sean
