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I installed Lubuntu and the first thing after that I3. I know how to change the WM and it works fine but I have chosen to not ask for a password while booting and Lubuntu always starts right into LXQT.



so the question is how I can set i3 to default to get there automatically after boot










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    I installed Lubuntu and the first thing after that I3. I know how to change the WM and it works fine but I have chosen to not ask for a password while booting and Lubuntu always starts right into LXQT.



    so the question is how I can set i3 to default to get there automatically after boot










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      I installed Lubuntu and the first thing after that I3. I know how to change the WM and it works fine but I have chosen to not ask for a password while booting and Lubuntu always starts right into LXQT.



      so the question is how I can set i3 to default to get there automatically after boot










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      I installed Lubuntu and the first thing after that I3. I know how to change the WM and it works fine but I have chosen to not ask for a password while booting and Lubuntu always starts right into LXQT.



      so the question is how I can set i3 to default to get there automatically after boot







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