With the following packages installed and the workaround removed the issue no longer occurs for me when enabling Automatic Login via Settings. I have tested rebooting and starting from off several times and it worked as expected each time. Previously the issue occurred on every boot.
Of note, when the desktop loaded I was greeted with the Ubuntu new user "Connect Your Online Accounts" setup screen and what appeared to be a fresh users settings. If this happens to anyone here there's a helpful README.txt in ~/ reminding you that you encrypted your home directory, and to run ecryptfs-mount-private to gain access. Oh yeah...
You can also expect to be prompted to unlock your login keyring at some random moment a few minutes after the desktop loads.
Anyway, wonderful work, and thanks to everyone who helped fix this, at least for me. :)
Chris,
With the following packages installed and the workaround removed the issue no longer occurs for me when enabling Automatic Login via Settings. I have tested rebooting and starting from off several times and it worked as expected each time. Previously the issue occurred on every boot.
gdm3 (3.36.3- 0ubuntu0. 20.04.1) 0ubuntu0. 20.04.1) gdm-1.0: amd64 (3.36.3- 0ubuntu0. 20.04.1) 0ubuntu0. 20.04.1)
libgdm1 (3.36.3-
gir1.2-
nvidia-driver-450 (450.66-
/etc/default/grub LINUX_DEFAULT= "quiet splash"
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Of note, when the desktop loaded I was greeted with the Ubuntu new user "Connect Your Online Accounts" setup screen and what appeared to be a fresh users settings. If this happens to anyone here there's a helpful README.txt in ~/ reminding you that you encrypted your home directory, and to run ecryptfs- mount-private to gain access. Oh yeah...
You can also expect to be prompted to unlock your login keyring at some random moment a few minutes after the desktop loads.
Anyway, wonderful work, and thanks to everyone who helped fix this, at least for me. :)