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1 # The session entry every greeter should land on.
2 #
3 # etc/greetd/config.toml already names alloy-session directly, so this file is
4 # for the other paths: another greeter, or a machine installed from the ISO whose
5 # operator picks a session from a list. Both would otherwise offer sway's own
6 # entry and start bare sway, which reads whatever skeleton is on disk and never
7 # applies the chosen one.
8 #
9 # DesktopNames stays `sway` because that is what portals, sway-systemd and
10 # XDG_CURRENT_DESKTOP consumers match on; the wrapper is not a second desktop.
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12 [Desktop Entry]
13 Name=Alloy
14 Comment=The Alloy desktop: sway, with the day/night skeleton applied first
15 Exec=alloy-session
16 Type=Application
17 DesktopNames=sway
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