[Mate] Unexpected problems:

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for.ggame.playing

There are some features I want to configure with your help.

First is double login: As I expected everything works just fine, except logging twice (first is normal, it requires username and password, and the second shows username Charlie &(not me) and requires password) in order to be granted access to work from desktop. What is happening behind the screen? and how should I fix it?

When I switch between Teletype(tty) the desktop crashes , as if it have never started, than it shows processes on CLI. How to fix this too.

Last but not least is my mouse freezes when the desktop. I think I didn't configure the OS to recognize my mouse, or It is not enabled.


SYSTEM_INFO:
freebsd-vesion: 12.1-STABLE(x86)
Desktop environment: MATE
Port collection availability : NO
rc.conf.png
 
for.ggame.playing said:
and the second shows username Charlie &(not me) and requires password)
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That sounds like a su(1) popup. "Charlie &" is the name of root:
Code: 
% getent passwd root
root:*:0:0:Charlie &:/root:/bin/csh
If this happens when you start MATE there's probably something that triggers gksu(1), i.e. some configuration that requires root access.

for.ggame.playing said:
When I switch between Teletype(tty) the desktop crashes , as if it have never started, than it shows processes on CLI. How to fix this too.
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That doesn't sound good. But it begs the question, what graphics card do you have and what driver are you using?

for.ggame.playing said:
Last but not least is my mouse freezes when the desktop. I think I didn't configure the OS to recognize my mouse, or It is not enabled.
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You only need moused_enable (note the d is missing in your screenshot) for old PS/2 type mice. If it's an USB mouse it's not needed, it will get automatically loaded.
 
After fixing the letter all else got configured automatically. I didn't expect that a mere letter will cause so much problems.
Everything else configured automatically after fixing that letter. Thanks a lot for quick reply.

I wish you good health.

In any case the OS does not recognize gksu commands. It does not even recognize gksu manual. I wander whether this has a major impact on performance of PC or graphics in general.

Sidenote: The provided code outputs the same as you anticipated.
 
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