Hello! I decided to try a community release. Of the available environments, I like Openbox the best. Unfortunately, I don’t know how to manage. After logging in, it immediately reloads to the login screen. I tried to follow the advice in this topic, but without success Openbox-session not starting (Solved) - #10 by hedies23
I thought maybe the trouble lay somewhere on the driver side, so from the console I installed the correct ones for my card, but that didn’t solve the problem either. I still find it quite hard to navigate in the console, but mc works, so I am able to do most of the editing. Any logs I can post, but I need to know what kind. Thanks in advance for your interest.
Was this a fresh installation? Which ISO exactly?
Did you use a previously used home partition and also used the same user name?
What exactly have you tried?
You may try deleting $HOME/.Xauthority
and retry login.
Else, login from TTY, and try running openbox standalone:
Run
openbox
oropenbox-session
with xinit. Note that onlyopenbox-session
provides autostart.Note: After executing openbox-session, there is only a blank grey screen. Try to move your mouse and right click to get an openbox menu to make sure that it is actually working.
On failure, if there is a short error message, get a photo and post it here.
Else, get journal and Xorg logs:
journalctl -b -p3
journalctl --user -b
cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log
Online installation selected from the installer. Disk quite clean, one partition. There are no errors on the screen, as when system relog, I only see the previous systemd boot messages. I’ll try to post logs soon.
inxi -Fxxc0z | eos-sendlog
this one can be used from the livesession too…
Its most likely an issue with gpu driver…
is this related to picom by any chance?
(try disabling picom altogether)
The result of the command inxi is here: https://0x0.st/oRMi.txt Now I use the phone as a bridge for the network. I don’t really know the easiest way to upload the other logs.
In the meantime, I studied the Arch wiki and found this command openbox --reconfigured
after reboot, i see the desktop!