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-** How to setup an autologin service in joborun **
+**How to setup an autologin service in joborun**
 
 
 In brief, to get it running right away, install jobcore/jobo-autologin
 
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 <pre>sudo pacman -S jobo-autologin</pre>
 
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 Then run the setup script
 
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 <pre>sudo autologin-setup</pre>
 
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 Then start the service up
 
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 <pre>sudo autologin-on</pre>
 
 
-** Introduction **
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+**Introduction**
 
 
 Autologin most commonly, and without the complications of logind, display manager, etc. is a modification of a standard tty (console) where the sysadmin authorizes the system to a
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 Since rarely anyone uses as many or more than 6 ttys, we chose tty7 as dedicated to autologin, a choice a sys admin can change if so needed.
 
 
-** Services and service scripts **
+**Services and service scripts**
 
 
 Since joborun is geared up to use at least runit, optionally s6/66, and both, to maintain the freedom to boot either one, we made the service work for both systems wether they are installed or not.  One case where there may be an exception, is if in your system you only have runit, you setup and start autologin then install s6/66, you will have to at least execute 
 
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 <pre>sudo autologin-on</pre> 
 
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 one more time for the service to be enabled and start in s6/66
 
 
-** Notes on security  **
+**Notes on security**
 
 
 Not everyon and not every system built and maintained is critical of privacy and security, some are actually intented to be public and shared by family, friends, work, community in general, and autologin cuts the redundant steps of username and password.  
 
 If you are concerned about privacy and security of your data then autologin is not for you, immediately execute:
 
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 <pre>sudo autologin-off</pre>
 
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 and uninstall the pkg
 
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 <pre>sudo pacman -R jobo-autologin</pre>