Hi all, I experience a long time after password to obtain the desktop ready. Just to be clear, the problem is only with a user. Another user is not showing this behaviour. The good user is a new fresh user, the not working is a user with the home directory copied from an old Fedora with KDE. I worked on startup, removing all of them, but the problem is still there. There is a way to check what is appening after enter password?

Il giorno mer, 14/06/2023 alle 08.15 -0700, stan via users ha scritto: > On Wed, 14 Jun 2023 15:38:46 +0200 > "ogio.spam" <ogio.spam(a)gmail.com&gt; wrote: > > > Hi all, > > I experience a long time after password to obtain the desktop > > ready. > > Just to be clear, the problem is only with a user. Another user > > is > > not > > showing this behaviour. > > > > The good user is a new fresh user, the not working is a user with > > the > > home directory copied from an old Fedora with KDE. > > > > I worked on startup, removing all of them, but the problem is > > still > > there. > > > > There is a way to check what is appening after enter password? > > I don't know of a way.  But, what you could do is create a new > user, > and validate that login is fast.  Then, one by one move over the > configuration items from the failing user to the new user's home > directory.  One of them will be the cause of this.  It might be in > the > .bashrc or .bash_profile files if they are complex, so you would > have > to > comment lines to narrow it down. I have a lot of data in my home that it's not a good idea to start transfer things to a new user. I can survive to the delay (5-10 sec) but I would like to identify what is missing (so I can evenually remove o install it if I really need). bashrc and profile are related to console, and in this case the problem is before to gain a working desktop session. > > The delay is probably that you are requesting something that is > timing > out.  That might be a service that no longer exists. Also services are not related to specific user, so I think it's not a good way to start. Maybe I'm wrong, let me know what you think about.

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I experience a long time after password to obtain the desktop ready. Just to be clear, the problem is only with a user. Another user is not showing this behaviour.

The good user is a new fresh user, the not working is a user with the home directory copied from an old Fedora with KDE.

I worked on startup, removing all of them, but the problem is still there.

There is a way to check what is appening after enter password?

On Wed, 2023-06-14 at 15:38 +0200, ogio.spam wrote: > I experience a long time after password to obtain the desktop ready. > Just to be clear, the problem is only with a user. Another user is not showing this behaviour. Does that user use network shares? (For their homespace, or for something within it.) Does the login restore the previous session, and is waiting for an application to respond?