I recently bought an AtomicPi that came with Lubuntu installed. It usesãLXQt as the default desktop. I have used it once before, a long time ago.ãI do have a question about the box that comes up on the screen when youãclick on the power button icon. The Restart and Shutdown options seem toãwork fine, but the Logoff button appears to do nothing but restart theãdesktop.ããI would expect it to log me off and return to the logon manager.ããHas anyone run into this issue before with a Lubuntu or LXQt installation?ãIf so, how did you fix it?ããThanks!ãã---ã þ SLMR 2.1a þ Come on you stranger, you legend, you martyr, and shine!!ã þ Synchronet þ CAPCITY2 * capcity2.synchro.net * Telnet/SSH:2022/Rlogin/HTTPã

Re: Lubuntu/LXQt Desktop ?ã By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Thu Jun 18 2020 07:54 pmãã > I recently bought an AtomicPi that came with Lubuntu installed. It usesã > LXQt as the default desktop. I have used it once before, a long time ago.ã > I do have a question about the box that comes up on the screen when youã > click on the power button icon. The Restart and Shutdown options seem toã > work fine, but the Logoff button appears to do nothing but restart theã > desktop.ã > ã > I would expect it to log me off and return to the logon manager.ã > ã > Has anyone run into this issue before with a Lubuntu or LXQt installation?ã > If so, how did you fix it?ã > ã > Thanks!ããI'd think the session manager is responsible of handling the logoff feature. I don'tãknow which session manager your install uses. Check you are using a session manager atãall (which is not always the case). You can also install and switch to XDM for a quickãtest, or any other lightweight session manager.ããThat is what I can think from the top of my head.ãã--ãgopher://gopher.operationalsecurity.esãã---ã þ Synchronet þ Palantir BBS * palantirbbs.ddns.net * Pensacola, FLã

I'd think the session manager is responsible of handling the logoff feature.ã > I don'tã > know which session manager your install uses. Check you are using a sessionã > manager atã > all (which is not always the case). You can also install and switch to XDMã > for a quickã > test, or any other lightweight session manager.ãã > That is what I can think from the top of my head.ããFor lxde, the lxsession-logout package handles the logouts. It, and the as-ãdelivered installation of lightdm, apparently did not get along. I installedãlxdm and configured it as the default. Now the logout command works.ãã#ãã---ã þ Synchronet þ CAPCITY2 * capcity2.synchro.net * Telnet/SSH:2022/Rlogin/HTTPã

Re: Lubuntu/LXQt Desktop ?ã By: Dumas Walker to ALL on Thu Jun 18 2020 07:54 pmãã DW> I recently bought an AtomicPi that came with Lubuntu installed. It usesã DW> LXQt as the default desktop. I have used it once before, a long time ago.ã DW> I do have a question about the box that comes up on the screen when youã DW> click on the power button icon. The Restart and Shutdown options seem toã DW> work fine, but the Logoff button appears to do nothing but restart theã DW> desktop.ãã DW> I would expect it to log me off and return to the logon manager.ãã DW> Has anyone run into this issue before with a Lubuntu or LXQt installation?ã DW> If so, how did you fix it?ããDo you have a second regular user created? I've had distros not log me out when I was the only user...ãã |08Paulie|15420ã |15M|08@|15STERM|07i|15NDã|14AmericanPiBBS|04.com|07ãã---ã þ Synchronet þ >>>American Pi BBS @ AmericanPiBBS.com:23>>>Rockin like its 1993!>>>ã

Do you have a second regular user created? I've had distros not log me out whenã>I was the only user...ããI did not at that point. I think switching it to use LXDE (as it was) andãLXDM (to replace LightDM) seems to have solved it. Thanks.ããã * SLMR 2.1a * Have you crashed your Windows today?ãã---ã þ Synchronet þ CAPCITY2 * capcity2.synchro.net * Telnet/SSH:2022/Rlogin/HTTPã