7 Jul
2022
7 Jul
'22
5:05 p.m.
Thierry de Coulon wrote:
OK, I'm looking like a newbie there, but I'm
willing to learn :)
Short story:
I had a Thinkpad running Buster
Today upgraded it to Bullseye, went fine
Then I removed xfce (I guess this was the problematic move).
Now my system boots to a prompt: login:
If I do login, then startx, I get TDE.
I've tried "systemctl set-default graphical.target" but no change. I know
I
can reinstall my backup but I'm sure there's someone here who will point me
to the right way to start with the TDE login manager.
Note that after removing xfce, at first it *did* boot to TDE login. Then it
stopped doing it, and startx boot to... Gnome. I then removed Gnome and ran
dpkg-reconfigure, so now startx starts TDE... but I have to login and
startx. I'm a bit lost :(
Thierry
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Hi Thierry,
can you check if "tdm" is installed ("sudo dpkg -l | grep tdm")? If
not, you
could try installing it again via "sudo apt install tdm-trinity".
If it is already installed, you could try "sudo dpkg-reconfigure tdm-trinity"
to set it as the default after bootup.
If there's still no graphical login screen after bootup, check "sudo systemctl
status tdm" and "sudo journalctl -u tdm" after logging in on the text
interface for any hints or errors.
Best regards, Leskala