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#### Syncing themes (Optional)
To sync your wallpaper and theme with the greeter login screen:
```bash
dms-greeter-sync
```
Then logout/login for changes to take effect. Your wallpaper and theme will appear on the greeter!
To sync your wallpaper and theme with the greeter login screen, follow the manual setup below:
<details>
<summary>What does dms-greeter-sync do?</summary>
The `dms-greeter-sync` helper automatically:
- Adds you to the greeter group
- Sets minimal ACL permissions on parent directories (traverse only)
- Sets group ownership on your DMS config directories
- Creates symlinks to share your theme files with the greeter
This uses standard Linux ACLs (Access Control Lists) - the same security model used by GNOME, KDE, and systemd. The greeter user only gets traverse permission through your directories and can only read the specific theme files you share.
</details>
<details>
<summary>Manual theme syncing (advanced)</summary>
If you prefer to set up theme syncing manually:
<summary>Manual theme syncing</summary>
```bash
# Add yourself to greeter group
@@ -100,6 +79,7 @@ The package automatically:
- Sets up directories and permissions
- Configures greetd with auto-detected compositor
- Applies SELinux contexts
- Installs the `dms-greeter-sync` helper script
Then disable existing display manager and enable greetd:
@@ -108,7 +88,9 @@ sudo systemctl disable gdm sddm lightdm
sudo systemctl enable greetd
```
**Optional:** Sync your theme with the greeter:
#### Syncing themes (Optional)
The RPM package includes the `dms-greeter-sync` helper for easy theme syncing:
```bash
dms-greeter-sync
@@ -116,6 +98,19 @@ dms-greeter-sync
Then logout/login to see your wallpaper on the greeter!
<details>
<summary>What does dms-greeter-sync do?</summary>
The `dms-greeter-sync` helper automatically:
- Adds you to the greeter group
- Sets minimal ACL permissions on parent directories (traverse only)
- Sets group ownership on your DMS config directories
- Creates symlinks to share your theme files with the greeter
This uses standard Linux ACLs (Access Control Lists) - the same security model used by GNOME, KDE, and systemd. The greeter user only gets traverse permission through your directories and can only read the specific theme files you share.
</details>
### Automatic
The easiest thing is to run `dms greeter install` or `dms` for interactive installation.
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sudo systemctl enable greetd
```
8. (Optional) Install the `dms-greeter-sync` helper for easy theme syncing:
```bash
# Download or copy the dms-greeter-sync script from the spec file
sudo cp /path/to/dms-greeter-sync /usr/local/bin/dms-greeter-sync
sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/dms-greeter-sync
```
8. (Optional) Set up theme syncing using the manual ACL method described in the Configuration → Personalization section below
#### Legacy installation (deprecated)