Hello,
Raspberry Pi desktop (pcmanfm) and the taskbar (wf-panel-pi) are launched from /etc/xdg/labwc/autostart. You can remove the lines that launch them from the file.
kanshi is still needed to manage connected displays but it does not have any UI.
If you observe desktop flashing between the splash and Hudiy startup, you can set additional delay for which the splash application will remain active. It is described in the docs at https://github.com/wiboma/hudiy/blob/ma ... .md#splash
Hudiy and splash by default hide the mouse cursor but labwc may leave its own life. On the latest Raspberry Pi OS, labwc introduced new action to hide and warp mouse cursor for selected window (https://github.com/labwc/labwc/pull/2633).
It can be added to $HOME/.config/labwc/rc.xml like:
Can you make that for the next release that hudiy skips the desktop and the cursor and that it will start directly in kiosk mode?
Because when i start the Pi the desktop and the cursor will flash shrtly and then hudiy starts.
AlexThum wrote: Wed Oct 01, 2025 5:57 pm
Can you make that for the next release that hudiy skips the desktop and the cursor and that it will start directly in kiosk mode?
Because when i start the Pi the desktop and the cursor will flash shrtly and then hudiy starts.
Some users need a working desktop environment to perform initial setup of their installation. We also try to make as few system changes as possible during Hudiy installation. This makes updates easier and allows smooth migration to newer versions of Raspberry Pi OS. You can easily disable loading the taskbar and desktop yourself, as described in the post viewtopic.php?p=453#p453 (just remove them from etc/xdg/labwc/autostart).
because of a touchscreen Issue I had, which wasn't possible to be solved using labwc, I switched to openbox as a window manager and x11. Can you tell me how I can achive this here? The labwc autostart is probably not going to be used in my case anymore
because of a touchscreen Issue I had, which wasn't possible to be solved using labwc, I switched to openbox as a window manager and x11. Can you tell me how I can achive this here? The labwc autostart is probably not going to be used in my case anymore
Thanks in advance
Looks like for X11 the equivalent is /etc/xdg/lxsession/rpd-x/autostart (Trixie).