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I installed lightdm and the slick-greeter and it works really well; however the xfce logo is missing on the login portion.
I have installed lightdm-settings and it has all the options except the Logo making it somewhat of a pain to try and figure out everything
I looked at the slick-greeter.conf file and the option for the logo doesn't work.
Anyone have any idea how to get the logo part working as this is one sweet login window.
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It looks like it puts all the badges in /usr/share/slick-reader/badges (ref: https://github.com/linuxmint/slick-gree … .vala#L109). Is there a file there called xfce.png or xfce.svg?
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Sure is, xfce.svg. Now the $64,000 question, "Why doesn't it show?"
I sure hope the answer is simpler and that I just messed up.
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What happens if you convert it to xfce.png? (maybe its an issue with the svg format and libraries)
Are there other badges in there that you could test (do you have another DE installed)?
If still no luck, maybe a bug report with the slick-greeter team is the best way to move forward.
Edit: I installed the greeter and had a closer look. I was able to get the badge to show up by adding:
logo=/usr/share/slick-greeter/badges/xfce.svg
...to /etc/lightdm/slick-greeter.conf.
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I have to say this 1st and foremost;
"You are a freaking wizard. A merlin of Xfce."
You seem to have an answer for any question that is posed.
Many thanks as I didn't know about the Badges.
Now if I can only get it to appear in the Logon Panel upper right-hand corner.
But, it is a perfect image and it shows in the lower left-hand corner.
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Now if I can only get it to appear in the Logon Panel upper right-hand corner.
Unfortunately, it doesn't look like its possible. Perhaps you could create an Issue report with the developer. There is this related issue, but not exactly what you are asking for.
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Thank you again for such a quick reply. I will look up the address or wherever to send the issue.
Again, thank you for all your efforts.
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Well I found the problem and the solution in one fell swoop.
It seems that if you have only 1 desktop there is no need to show icon, I'm guessing here as I added a PPA for the new Cinnamon and installed same.
I logged out and lo and behold the icon was there. Clicking on it gave me the choices:
Cinnamon
Cinnamon Software Rendering
Xfce
Clicked on Cinnamon and it appears, to me at least, that they have changed something as I was running in
Software Rendering mode
where I had always been able to run Cinnamon before.
So since I have Timeshift installed I just did a restore.
No more Cinnamon, BUT, the icon is still there along with Cinnamon Icon.
Clicking on Cinnamon brings me back to login.
So something got triggered somewhere.
All's good now.
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Sorry for the necro-bump, but for others who land here from a search:
The following settings (one or both, depending on setup) that were commented out by default, got the Xfce logo to show up correctly, next to the user name in the little circle for me on a single DE Debian 12 install. The posts above got me thinking what would change if I had two DEs installed...this!
In "/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf"
[Seat:*]
user-session=xfce
autologin-session=xfce
Edit: Assuming my user's full name is "Dude Guyman", and my login is "dude", I noticed later, on Debian 12.1, Slick Greeter had "Dude Guyman" already filled in and would not show the icon. Manually logging in once with "dude" (which did show the icon, by cycling up/down with arrow keys), from then on the pre-made "Dude Guyman" selection also worked and showed the icon. Go figure.
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