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# The module enables the first display manager on this list that is actually
# installed in the target, so one list serves every edition: sddm on KDE, gdm
# on GNOME, lightdm on Cinnamon and XFCE.
#
# Without this file the module fell back to ["sysconfig"], which is a SUSE-only
# path, and enabled nothing. services.conf enables sddm on its own, which is
# why KDE installs still booted, while a GNOME or XFCE install came up with no
# display-manager.service at all and stopped at a text login.
---
displaymanagers:
- sddm
- gdm
- lightdm

basicSetup: false
sysconfigSetup: false
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# The module enables the first display manager on this list that is actually
# installed in the target, so one list serves every edition: sddm on KDE, gdm
# on GNOME, lightdm on Cinnamon and XFCE.
#
# Without this file the module fell back to ["sysconfig"], which is a SUSE-only
# path, and enabled nothing. services.conf enables sddm on its own, which is
# why KDE installs still booted, while a GNOME or XFCE install came up with no
# display-manager.service at all and stopped at a text login.
---
displaymanagers:
- sddm
- gdm
- lightdm

basicSetup: false
sysconfigSetup: false
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# The module enables the first display manager on this list that is actually
# installed in the target, so one list serves every edition: sddm on KDE, gdm
# on GNOME, lightdm on Cinnamon and XFCE.
#
# Without this file the module fell back to ["sysconfig"], which is a SUSE-only
# path, and enabled nothing. services.conf enables sddm on its own, which is
# why KDE installs still booted, while a GNOME or XFCE install came up with no
# display-manager.service at all and stopped at a text login.
---
displaymanagers:
- sddm
- gdm
- lightdm

basicSetup: false
sysconfigSetup: false
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