> If I add the startx service, the window manager is initialized but it does
> not react to any keyboard or touchpad input.
>
Double check the startx you are starting is coming
from the service, and is not shadowed by another startx that
would come from other package like xinit. You can check t
If I add the startx service, the window manager is initialized but it does not
react to any keyboard or touchpad input.
I'm using this config for xorg:
(service xorg-server-service-type)
(set-xorg-configuration
(xorg-configuration
(keyboard-layout keyboard-layout)
(extra-config
'("Section \"Inpu
That should be the minimal config, yes. You can pass
the configuration to configure your keyboard layout and such.
The config is very similar to gdm-service-type, but instead
of giving out a display manager it gives out startx command
that should be used, because it has proper paths to xorg
modul
Hi Rutherther,
no, I haven't. Do I only need to add `(service startx-command-service-type)` to
my services?
Thank you!
Original Message
On Oct 18, 2024, 22:30, Rutherther wrote:
> Hello Oleander, so have you used the `startx-command-service-type` to get the
> proper startx co
Hello Oleander,
so have you used the `startx-command-service-type` to
get the proper startx command?
Regards,
Rutherther
Hello,
do we have a way to start an X window manager (EXWM in my case) without
installing
a display manager? The manual does not cover this subject and so far all
my attempts with the suggestions I collected from the mailing list [1]
[2] have failed. I tried xinit, startx or sx but nothing starts
