Eternal Sorrow

That's exactly what I did. There was no errors from DDLM. Just an error from greetd: ``` error: check_children: greeter exited without creating a session ```

I'll try.

I have `command = "ddlm --target=/etc/greetd/run_sway.sh"` now.

Well, that's too bad. Will it at least preselect a session that was used last time? Also, I use a wrapper script to start sway to export the environment variables....

Even better is I could pass a session from command line and don't need to select one during login.

If it would either remember the selected session end user or take the default values for session and user from command line, that would be perfect for me. Either way...

Ideally I would like to only enter the password to login.

I tried that trick with systemd-cat and got this error message from ddlm: ``` thread 'main' panicked at 'unable to enter raw mode: Os { code: 25, kind: Uncategorized, message:...

``` > ls /usr/share/wayland-sessions sway.desktop > ls /usr/share/xsessions ls: cannot access '/usr/share/xsessions': No such file or directory ```

So? Is there a way to capture the error output of ddlm without breaking it?