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Modules name:
	- boot-user@
Version: 
	- 0.2.1
Description: 
	- This module configure a set of services for an <user> to properly 
	deal with Display Manager(a.k.a DM).
Module dependencies: 
	- none
Optional module dependencies: 
	- none
Service Dependencies: 
	- none
Optional service dependencies: 
	- sddm-66serv
	- dbus-66serv
	- consolekit-66serv
Package dependencies:
	- none
Optional package dependencies: 
	- consolekit
	- sddm
	- dbus

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Installation directive:

	# 66-mods.sh boot-user@<user>
	# 66-enable boot-user@<user>
	
	- Dbus and dbus-session@: 
		- dbus daemon should be enabled and up before
		starting the module on a root tree.
		- dbus-session@<user> should be enabled on a <user> tree. 
		It will be brought up at the start of the session. 
	
	Note: .xinitrc file execute an JWM session by default. Edit it 
	to suit your needs.
		
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Installed file: 
	- ${HOME}/.xsession file. 
	An already existing file is renamed to ${HOME}/.xsession.bak.
	- ${HOME}/.xinitrc file.
	An already existing file is renamad to ${HOME}/.xinitrc.bak.
	
Service:
	- All-<user>
	- mount-run-<user>
	- setenv-<user>
	- scandir-<user>

Runtime: 
	- It mount /run/user/<uid> of user if doesn't exist.
	- It define well-know variable and write it at
	${HOME}/.66/conf/boot-user/boot-user-<user>.conf (see below).
	This file is created at every start of the setenv-<user> service.
	- It create a scandir as <user> as owner merging the environment from
	the directory ${HOME}/.66/conf/boot-user/ and start it.

Example of ${HOME}/.66/conf/boot-user/boot-user@<user>.conf file:

HOME=/home/oblive
LOGNAME=obarun
PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/usr/local/bin
SHELL=/usr/bin/zsh
DISPLAY=:0
XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/1000
XDG_CACHE_HOME=/home/oblive/.cache
XDG_CONFIG_HOME=/home/oblive/.config
XDG_DATA_HOME=/home/oblive/.local/share
XDG_DATA_DIRS=/home/oblive/.local/share:/usr/local/share:/usr/share
XDG_SESSION_CLASS=user

Note: you can set any new variables creating a new file containing one or 
multiple key=value pair into the directory ${HOME}/.66/conf/boot-user/