Clarify exit command variants

[Vladimir-csp]

Resort to terminate-user only in case of problems with less blanket options.

[Ghosthree3]

Typo, boud.

How does uwsm stop compare with loginctl terminate-session "$XDG_SESSION_ID"? Will it kill all active graphical session units (ie. if I issue it in tty2 it will kill the tty1 Hyprland instance as well)?
The description on the project page is unclear as to the scope of its effect, but given that the followup option wildcard stops all wayland-wm@* services and says it is effectively the same as uwsm stop I'm assuming it does.

The reason I bring this up is because I think it is unintuitive to the user that issuing an exit command in Hyprland will in fact kill all existing Hyprland (or Wayland) sessions.

[Vladimir-csp]

Systemd-managed system assumes there is only one graphical session per user. UWSM operates in this paradigm, you will not be able to launch more than one wayland-wm@.service.

uwsm stop, systemctl --user stop wayland-wm@.service, systemctl --user start wayland-session-shutdown.target are qeuivalent.

loginctl terminate-session "$XDG_SESSION_ID" produces the same result if login session is bound to graphical session.

[Ghosthree3]

That makes sense, thank you. I suppose additional instances will just have to be started the traditional way, without uwsm.