Hi, I've recently installed Artix on a new laptop.
On the previous one I was not using any display manager, just launching Xorg from a console.
On this new install, however, I installed a display manager (lxdm-openrc).
Then I went on to configure it (or I thought so), but the next boot nothing was changed in its looks.
So, I wanted to check to this is really this DM that is used, and so I ran rc-status -a
Surprisingly, lxdm is not in the list!!
$ rc-status -a
Runlevel: default
acpid [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
dbus [ started 00:21:09 (0) ]
bluetoothd [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
netmount [ started ]
local [ started ]
agetty.tty5 [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
agetty.tty3 [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
agetty.tty4 [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
agetty.tty2 [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
agetty.tty6 [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
agetty.tty1 [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
Runlevel: sysinit
sysfs [ started ]
devfs [ started ]
udev [ started ]
dmesg [ started ]
kmod-static-nodes [ started ]
opentmpfiles-dev [ started ]
udev-trigger [ started ]
cgroups [ started ]
connmand [ started 00:21:09 (0) ]
Runlevel: nonetwork
local [ started ]
Runlevel: shutdown
savecache [ stopped ]
killprocs [ stopped ]
mount-ro [ stopped ]
Runlevel: boot
hwclock [ started ]
modules [ started ]
dmcrypt [ started ]
fsck [ started ]
root [ started ]
mtab [ started ]
swap [ started ]
localmount [ started ]
sysctl [ started ]
bootmisc [ started ]
net.lo [ started ]
opensysusers [ started ]
termencoding [ started ]
save-termencoding [ started ]
procfs [ started ]
binfmt [ started ]
keymaps [ started ]
save-keymaps [ started ]
opentmpfiles-setup [ started ]
loopback [ started ]
seedrng [ started ]
hostname [ started ]
Dynamic Runlevel: hotplugged
Dynamic Runlevel: needed/wanted
elogind [ started 00:21:07 (0) ]
Dynamic Runlevel: manual
But I can see lxdm in my /etc/init.d/:
$ l
acpid* binfmt* device-mapper* hwclock* modules* opensysusers* savecache* termencoding*
agetty* bluetoothd* dmcrypt* keymaps* mount-ro* opentmpfiles-dev* save-keymaps* udev*
agetty.tty1@ bootmisc* dmesg* killprocs* mtab* opentmpfiles-setup* save-termencoding* udev-settle*
agetty.tty2@ cgroups* dmeventd* kmod-static-nodes* mysql* osclock* seedrng* udev-trigger*
agetty.tty3@ connmand* elogind* local* net.lo* procfs* swap*
agetty.tty4@ consolefont* fsck* localmount* netmount* root* swclock*
agetty.tty5@ dbus* functions.sh@ loopback* net-online* runsvdir* sysctl*
agetty.tty6@ devfs* hostname* lxdm* numlock* s6-svscan* sysfs*
So, is lxdm really launched at boot?
If not, as I suspect, then what is launched?
And how is it launched, since there seems to be no display manager listed in rc-status -a?