@Julien I need to clarify what I wrote. lxdm can be installed but not the active login manager, and /etc/environment is read correctly. It is only when it is the default/active login manager that the problem arises.
@Julien
I need to clarify what I wrote. lxdm can be installed but not the active login manager, and /etc/environment is read correctly. It is only when it is the default/active login manager that the problem arises.