
The actual issue is that the wrong command is provided for "*newLoginCommand" in /etc/xscreensaver/XScreenSaver.ad. This is really a configuration issue than an actual functionality problem. The user is returned to the lightdm login screen to allow a second user to login to the computer. The "New Login" turns gray and nothing happens. Hit a key or move the mouse to turn on the xscreensaver authentication screen.

Have the user lock the screen, turning on xscreensaver.ģ. In the Xfce Spin, have a user create a new login session.Ģ. This has been very reproducible for at least a few releases of Fedora (I've tried it since about Fedora 30 or 31).ġ. 86_64 (though, this issue has been around for a while). Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): (i.e.When xscreensaver is active, the "New Login" button does not work, meaning that a second user cannot create a new login session if xscreensaver is active.


They can then go for a coffee and return when it is finished loading.

On a basic system the boot takes about 50 seconds and gnome desktop with firefox, thunderbird, pidgin and rhythmbox automatically started takes another 50 seconds (not to mention the 10 seconds which are taken up by noticing the login dialogue, and typing in your username/password all while nothing is being loaded).Ī better alternative to (effectively) halting half way through the boot, is to start a locked screen-saver and load the user's desktop. Then it halts waiting for the user to login before continuing through to loading the desktop and auto-startup applications. Firstly the computer goes through the boot (bios, grub, init.) before presenting the user with a gdm login screen. But He also doesn't like Mrs Xerxes looking though his Firefox history while he is out of the room.Ĭurrently, before the user can use the computer, they have to wait through two slow procedures.
FEDORA 23 LOGIN GOES STRAIGHT TO XSCREENSAVER LOGIN PASSWORD
While Xerxes appreciates that he can grab a cup of coffee while waiting for his Fedora system to boot, he doesn't like his coffee preparation being interrupted by having to type in his username and password half way though the process.
