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I have Linux Mint 17.2 KDE. I have several user accounts. I often use them at the same time for different tasks. My use case is like this:
- Login as user1.
- Start program A.
Ctl+Alt+L--> "Switch users" -- New X login session is started.- In this new session - login as user2.
- Start program B.
- Use
Ctl+Alt+F7andCtl+Alt+F8to switch between sessions of user1 and user2.
I would like to have 3 X login sessions started automatically at system startup, that I avoid using Ctl+Alt+L --> "Switch users" to start new sessions. How can I do that?
Update: From the comment I understood that it can be done in display manager. In Mint I can see is used MDM. Do you have any idea how to configure it according to my needs?
keypress
Posted 2018-06-17T13:47:47.240
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Not familiar with what Mint uses by default, but usually you'd configure the display manager. Some display managers don't allow autostart, then you'll have to use a different display manager.
– dirkt – 2018-06-18T08:37:33.033In Mint I can see is used MDM. Do you have any idea how to configure it according to my needs? – keypress – 2018-06-19T07:08:08.497
Sorry, I've never used MDM. The source for the principal documentation seems to be here, I'd suppose there's a man-page or similar produced from that installed on your system. Reading the existing configuration files usually also helps.
– dirkt – 2018-06-19T08:25:34.427