https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=455107
--- Comment #8 from Corvurius <corvur...@gmail.com> --- Briefly speaking. I recently reinstalled the openSUSE Tumbleweed distribution and set it up. The point at which auto-login stops working is when you enable the Nvidia repositories and then restart your computer. I have previously installed proprietary Nvidia drivers via YaST, and when I recently reinstalled the distribution, I decided to follow the command path in the terminal. What terminal commands did I run to install proprietary Nvidia drivers? 1. sudo zypper ar -f https://download.nvidia.com/opensuse/tumbleweed nvidia 2. sudo zypper inr 3. sudo reboot And after that, there is a problem with automatic login. Strangely, on other distributions such as Kubuntu or Fedora KDE Plasma, after installing proprietary Nvidia drivers and rebooting the computer, there were no problems with automatic login. Here the problem may be on the side of the Nvidia repository for openSUSE or the openSUSE distribution itself or SDDM. I don't know the exact reason. And if anything, I have an office 700-series video card with a version of Nvidia 470 proprietary video drivers. The oddity with SDDM also lies in the fact that if you activate such a parameter as "Log in again immediately after logging of" in the SDDM behavior, then automatic login to the system works. The KDE wallet has nothing to do with it. Since I managed to get to know him again during the reinstallation, and after the reboot everything was fine. Automatic login only stopped working when I installed proprietary Nvidia drivers on my system and rebooted the computer after that. It may be that such problems would not have appeared if I had a fresher Nvidia video card with fresh proprietary drivers or just a good AMD video card. I suspect Nvidia may be worse at testing their proprietary drivers for their older graphics cards. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
