and that's why i can always see an error below during my boot although the slim starts and works properly: ERROR: your xdm value is invalid. no slim executable could be found on your system. there is a missing case section with "slim" in the /etc/init.d/display-manager so "*)" is always applied and prints the error.
(In reply to John Blbec from comment #0) > and that's why i can always see an error below during my boot although the > slim starts and works properly: > > ERROR: your xdm value is invalid. > no slim executable could be found on your system. > > there is a missing case section with "slim" in the > /etc/init.d/display-manager so "*)" is always applied and prints the error. This appears to have been fixed in 1.1.2, with an update to the "everything else" case.
Thanks for digging it up and the information. I will then close it as resolved.
