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{{note|Only the display managers that can be easily installed and enabled have been listed. There are several additional display managers available from the Manjaro repositories for more experienced users to consider, including '''XDM''', '''WDM''', and '''Qingy'''.}} | {{note|Only the display managers that can be easily installed and enabled have been listed. There are several additional display managers available from the Manjaro repositories for more experienced users to consider, including '''XDM''', '''WDM''', and '''Qingy'''.}} | ||
=MDM= | |||
[[File:mdm.png|thumb|left|375px]] | |||
The '''M'''int '''D'''isplay '''M'''anager - is designed for use with any desktop environment. It supports theming, automatic login, easy selection of multiple languages, and the automatic detection and use of multiple desktop environments. Ported over from Mint and adapted by the Manjaro Team, this is the default display manager for the XFCE flavour. It is also highly recommended for newcomers, particularly as it comes with a very user-friendly app to configure and change its appearance. | |||
MDM can be installed by entering the following command: | |||
sudo pacman -S mdm | |||
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[[File:mdm2.png|thumb|left|375px]] | |||
'''To enable MDM in Manjaro 0.8.2 or later''' (or if Plymouth has been removed), enter the command: | |||
sudo systemctl enable mdm.service -f | |||
'''To enable GDM in Manjaro 0.8.1 or earlier''' (or if Plymouth has been added), enter the command: | |||
sudo systemctl enable mdm-plymouth.service -f | |||