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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
utomatically login a specific user in a specific tty and start her/his default cell.
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 be automatically accessed by a specific user in a specific tty and start her/his default cell.
Most people who use autologin also autostart a graphic session from their shell, X, wayland, or "other", so the system basically finishes stage1 booting and directly executes the user's autostart graphical session. Startx or xinit are the most common commands in such a case, in a system like ours where a user is authorized to start an X server.
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**Graphic autostart**
For those of you using zsh (default) enter in your ~.zlogin file what it is you want started after autologin occurs.
For example: xinit or startx
For those of you using zsh (default) enter in your ~.zlogin file what it is you want started after autologin occurs (you can add it to .bashrc if that is the shell you use).
For example: xinit or startx or choosewm (install it first)
Then, after pressing your choice in boot loader your system will boot and then it will take you to your familiar graphic session logged in already.