Description of problem:
Lightdm doesn't seem to properly support systemd multiseat. The first seat is properly opened on seat0, but lightdm's other seats aren't tied to any of logind's seats
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
lightdm-1.7.0-2.fc19.x86_64
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Set up four seats using udev (I named mine seat-1, seat-2 and seat-3, as well as leaving the default seat0)
1. Configure lightdm to use the four seats
2. Start lightdm.service
3. Run loginctl
Additional info:
Lightdm does start correctly and does use all four seats, but, because the seats aren't registered correctly with logind, USB devices don't automatically get sent to the right seat.
Description of problem:
Lightdm doesn't seem to properly support systemd multiseat. The first seat is properly opened on seat0, but lightdm's other seats aren't tied to any of logind's seats
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.7.0-2. fc19.x86_ 64
lightdm-
How reproducible:
Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Set up four seats using udev (I named mine seat-1, seat-2 and seat-3, as well as leaving the default seat0)
1. Configure lightdm to use the four seats
2. Start lightdm.service
3. Run loginctl
Actual results:
SESSION UID USER SEAT
10 0 root
c14 990 lightdm seat0
c16 990 lightdm
c17 990 lightdm
c18 990 lightdm
Expected results:
SESSION UID USER SEAT
10 0 root
c14 990 lightdm seat0
c16 990 lightdm seat-1
c17 990 lightdm seat-2
c18 990 lightdm seat-3
Additional info:
Lightdm does start correctly and does use all four seats, but, because the seats aren't registered correctly with logind, USB devices don't automatically get sent to the right seat.