btw:
I just confirmed that the lightdm-webkit2-greeter
does indeed not work
not “just like that” anyway
cannot log in when using that
installing lightdm-slick-greeter
and configuring that one and using the same background images that the video used
will likely give very similar visual results
and it will work
He (the video creator) did both a nice and terrible job with his video.
the result looks great - but it is very hard and tedious to follow
especially when you do not really know what he is doing and why
and what certain actions are supposed to achieve.
Imho lightdm is dead. It doesn’t work properly with xfce (as mentioned here). The last change happened 3 years ago, I don’t quite understand why this otherwise outstanding distro delivers it.
lightdm is not light-locker (which you have a problem with) and it is not the lightdm-webkit2-greeter which was a culprit here
it works just fine and ain’t dead
Hi, I changed “greeter-session=lightdm-webkit2-greeter” to “greeter-session=lightdm-gtk-greeter”, but nothing has changed when I enter the password and press enter the program does not respond.
I had you revert what was done in the video, and you said you did what was done in the video.
And I installed that greeter myself to confirm - and reverted it because it did not work.
At least the greeter, the login screen, should now be looking and behaving as it was before you changed that.
Is it?
Lets see what is actually in your configuration file for lightdm:
grep -v ^# /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf
This will only print the lines that are not starting with a # mark
the uncommented lines - the ones which are not default.