I thought the absence of plymouth_quit wass correct. Lightdm is not meant to quit plymouth, only deactivate it...
I thought you should not want plymouth quit because we needed a faster and smoother transition on startup, which deactivate gives you(?). But I also can't see any reason why plymouthd should keep running, so quit might make sense.
I thought the absence of plymouth_quit wass correct. Lightdm is not meant to quit plymouth, only deactivate it...
I thought you should not want plymouth quit because we needed a faster and smoother transition on startup, which deactivate gives you(?). But I also can't see any reason why plymouthd should keep running, so quit might make sense.