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It's possible to install SDDM with very little other X11 baggage, like xterm. In such a minimal install situation, SDDM will still come up and offer "User Session" -- and that session will fail, because there's nothing to run. Depend on xmessage, and then fall back to xinit's default script and if **that** isn't there, show the user a message instead of just sitting there with a black screen and an X cursor. PR: 256648 Reported by: Graham Perrin
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#!/bin/sh
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#
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# Runs the user's .xinitrc (at this point, .xsession has already
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# been sourced). If there is no .xinitrc, but xinit is installed,
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# then there is a default script. If neither is installed,
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# display a message.
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RC="$HOME/.xinitrc"
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if [ ! -f "$RC" ] ; then
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RC="@@LOCALBASE@@/etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc"
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# But that one needs at least xterm to do something useful
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if [ ! -x @@LOCALBASE@@/bin/xterm ] ; then
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RC=""
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fi
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fi
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if [ -n "$RC" -a -f "$RC" ] ; then
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test -x "$RC" && exec "$RC"
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test -f "$RC" && exec /bin/sh "$RC"
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else
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exec @@LOCALBASE@@/bin/xmessage -geometry +0+0 "There is no user-session or usable default with xterm"
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fi
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