Created attachment 1451104 [details] Output from 'journalctl --system --since 2018-06-14 -u sddm -u systemd-logind' Description of problem: I have a setup of many users in my computer with Fedora 28 KDE Spin. The function of 'Switch Users'. Since install the functionality has not been working at all. If I`m logged in in user1 the only way to switch to user2 is to logout first from user1 and then login in user2. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): sddm-0.17.0-3.fc28 How reproducible: Every time... Steps to Reproduce: 1. Click the 'Switch User' button on the application launcher 2. The proper screen is shown with the buttons 'Switch' and 'Cancel' but does not show any of the other existing users on the system. 3. Anyway, if you click switch you are send back to a 'lock screen' of the current logged user. In that screen there is a button to start a new session but if you click it you are just send back to the same 'lock screen'. Actual results: Instead you are sent to a lock screen for the current logged user... and is unable to log in to a second user before logging out from the first one... Expected results: Show the other existing users on the machine and be able to switch to then without logging out of the user that is logged in. Additional info: I'm using nvidia proprietary driver... but even before installing it the problem was exactly the same. Before installing Fedora 28 in this machine I was running Kubuntu 18.04 with the latest updates and the problem was exactly the same. Seems quite similar to https://forum.manjaro.org/t/solved-my-towers-kde-lost-ability-to-switch-user/41051 but the solution offered there (https://github.com/sddm/sddm/commit/fca8c808b7fa4a947a0c60157f0eb5227b3ccfff) did not seem to help with the problem here. Follows attached the result of a section of the output from 'journalctl --system --since 2018-06-14 -u sddm -u systemd-logind'
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