The SDDM version that I am using is from git master and we are building it on openSUSE Build Service. I am part of the openSUSE KDE Community team and we are currently testing SDDM to see if we could make the same switch as Fedora from KDM to SDDM. I am using it in connection with a Frameworks/Plasma-next desktop.
SDDM on openSUSE is started through the generic display-manager service. There are indications that we should switch to using separate services for each display-manager, but this has not yet done, so you might see display-manager in the journal logs.
So I am not sure if the 1min 30secs is really the time required by SDDM or that it just indicates that a total boot time of 1 min is reached and that 30 secs is used for the display-manager.
I have attached two journals (one with the maldives theme active and the other with the breeze theme). These are the full startup journals of the current session. I didn't filter them to prevent loosing information.
Hi David,
The SDDM version that I am using is from git master and we are building it on openSUSE Build Service. I am part of the openSUSE KDE Community team and we are currently testing SDDM to see if we could make the same switch as Fedora from KDM to SDDM. I am using it in connection with a Frameworks/ Plasma- next desktop.
SDDM on openSUSE is started through the generic display-manager service. There are indications that we should switch to using separate services for each display-manager, but this has not yet done, so you might see display-manager in the journal logs.
Running systemd-analyze blame delivers (top x lines) the following output: manager. service service tmpfiles- setup.service logind. service read-write. service service -net.service fsck@dev- disk-by\ x2duuid- a15e9da3\ x2d0009\ x2d4847\ x2d978d\ x2d34b3de059089 .service service service
1min 30.078s display-
560ms ModemManager.
536ms systemd-
500ms systemd-
499ms firewalld.service
447ms postfix.service
429ms plymouth-
214ms mnt-windows.mount
159ms NetworkManager.
67ms lvm2-activation
58ms systemd-
42ms alsa-restore.
40ms avahi-daemon.
So I am not sure if the 1min 30secs is really the time required by SDDM or that it just indicates that a total boot time of 1 min is reached and that 30 secs is used for the display-manager.
I have attached two journals (one with the maldives theme active and the other with the breeze theme). These are the full startup journals of the current session. I didn't filter them to prevent loosing information.