my current environment: - Ubuntu 12.04 LTS Server - awesome wm v3.4.11 (windows manager) - slim version v1.3.2 (login manager) - rxvt-unicode v9.1my file directory:~/.config |---- /awesome | |---- rc.lua ----> points to default theme in /user/share/awesome/themes/default/theme.lua~/.scripts |---- menu.shawesome and slim are configur
Using slim, I've logged into KDE successfully before, but now, using KDE it says "failed to execute login command" and returns me to the slim screen.My .xinitrc is#!/bin/sh## ~/.xinitrc## Executed by startx (run your window manager from here)DEFAULT_SESSION=xfcecase $1 inxfce) exec startxfce4 ;;kde) exec ck-launch-session startkde ;;awesome) exec awesome ;;e17) exec enlightenment_st
Hi folks,this volume widget doesn't work anymore after upgrading awesome:http://awesome.naquadah.org/wiki/Volume … nd_displayI get the errorvolume.lua:1: attempts to call global 'widget' (a nil value)This is the file:volume_widget = widget({ type = "textbox", name = "tb_volume", align = "right" })
function update_volume(widget)
local fd = i
There was an update to the vicious library for awesome to version 2.1.0-1 that was applied to my machine.Once I restarted awesome, it failed to load my config, looking at the error log output, it seems to have a problem using the vicious library:/home/phyrne/.config/awesome/rc.lua:118: attempt to index global 'vicious' (a nil value)Line 118 in my rc.lua is the start of registering my MPD
rc.lua is in ~/.config/awesome and I start awesome with 'exec awesome' in .xinitrc. X gets started with SLIM.
Narnith
https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=62519
2012-08-03T08:43:11Z
Now I figured this was the best place to put it. As I feel you guys are a bit more intelligent than some people. Anyway, so I recently obtained a mint Thinkpad T40. I installed Arch Linux on it, but I seem to have messed it up somewhere. I have AwesomeWM installed and SLIM login manager.Problem is, when it starts up. It goes to the TTY1, then goes to the Slim screen.
I wanted to configure my evilwm using 2ManyDogs`s review :http://crunchbanglinux.org/forums/post/198480/#p198480I created a .desktop file-in /usr/share/xsessions- for evilwm and pointed it to execute my autostart script,but I have not installed GDM,I use SLiM as login manager which seems it doesn`t work with the guide above,it seems that SLiM doesn`t look for session files in -/usr/share/xsessions
I'm using slim with xfce4 too.after running [sudo systemctl enable slim.service] I also had to reinstall slim. [sudo pacman -S slim]everything was back to normal after that.I do still wonder how many other services I'm going to have to start in the future.
luvfree
https://bbs.archlinux.org/profile.php?id=63302
2012-09-02T22:43:42Z
Things are getting weirder it seems.