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Kenny Levinsen
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## How do I write my own greeter? ## How do I write my own greeter?
All you need to do is an application that can speak the greetd IPC protocol, which is documented in `greetd-ipc(7)`. See gtkgreet or agreety for inspiration. All you need is an application that can speak the greetd IPC protocol, which is documented in `greetd-ipc(7)`. See gtkgreet or agreety for inspiration.
# How to discuss # How to discuss

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This section describes the default session, also referred to as the *greeter*. This section describes the default session, also referred to as the *greeter*.
*command* = command-line *command* = command-line
The command-line to run to start the default session, e.g. "agreety -c sway". The command-line that greetd will run to start the default session, e.g.
The default session is automatically started when no other session is "agreety -c sway". The default session is automatically started when no
running, such as when user session terminate, and when greetd is initially other session is running, such as when a user session terminates or when
started with no initial session configured. greetd is initially started with no initial session configured.
The command-line is run by *sh*(1), and as such accepts standard POSIX
shell syntax.
See *greetd-ipc*(7) for information on how a greeter can create sessions. See *greetd-ipc*(7) for information on how a greeter can create sessions.
@@ -89,9 +92,12 @@ issues whenever greetd or the greeter exit. This is checked through the
presence of the runfile. presence of the runfile.
*command* = command-line *command* = command-line
The command-line to run to start the initial session, e.g. "sway". The The command-line that greetd will run to start the initial session, e.g.
initial session will be run when exactly once when greetd is initially "sway". The initial session will be started exactly once when greetd is
launched. initially launched.
The command-line is run by *sh*(1), and as such accepts standard POSIX
shell syntax.
*user* = user *user* = user
The user to use for running the initial session. The user to use for running the initial session.