I am running a Fedora 19 Live system and I am trying to use systemd.setenv to set an environment variable that I would hope is passed all the way through to the user logged into Live system. [liveuser@localhost ~]$ cat /etc/redhat-release Fedora release 19 (Schrödinger’s Cat) [liveuser@localhost ~]$ cat /proc/cmdline ... systemd.setenv=FOO=BAR ... [liveuser@localhost ~]$ env | grep FOO --> Nothing - I would have expected FOO=bar
what does "systemctl show-environment" print? Note that login session start with a reset environment block. systemd.setenv= hence only has an effect on system services.
Then it is not what I am looking for. I was hoping to be able to override GNOME defaults, e.g., the keyboard and language, on stock Fedora Live CDs. Is there another suggested way to do this?
[liveuser@localhost ~]$ env | grep FOO [liveuser@localhost ~]$ systemctl show-environment | grep FOO FOO=BAR
There's no way I was aware of I fear that would infleunce GNOME's kbd selection...
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