How to use Unity and KDE concurrently?

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I want to have Unity as my default desktop (CTRL-ALT-F7) and KDE as a secondary virtual desktop (CTRL-ALT-F8) so that I can run KDE applications like Quartus on it without messing with my typical setup.
From this question I'm under the impression that I could start a virtual desktop from a TTY with the following command:



startx /usr/sbin/lightdm :1 vt8


But I don't want to have to run a command in a TTY every time I boot, and that command fails with the following error anyways:



xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/<user>/.Xauthority


Which was NOT fixed with rm ~/.Xauthority-* as per this answer.



My question is this: How can I get the secondary virtual desktop to start on boot?



I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 with ubuntu-unity-desktop and kubuntu-desktop packages installed. I can log out of my Unity session and switch to KDE and log in without problems.






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    I want to have Unity as my default desktop (CTRL-ALT-F7) and KDE as a secondary virtual desktop (CTRL-ALT-F8) so that I can run KDE applications like Quartus on it without messing with my typical setup.
    From this question I'm under the impression that I could start a virtual desktop from a TTY with the following command:



    startx /usr/sbin/lightdm :1 vt8


    But I don't want to have to run a command in a TTY every time I boot, and that command fails with the following error anyways:



    xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/<user>/.Xauthority


    Which was NOT fixed with rm ~/.Xauthority-* as per this answer.



    My question is this: How can I get the secondary virtual desktop to start on boot?



    I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 with ubuntu-unity-desktop and kubuntu-desktop packages installed. I can log out of my Unity session and switch to KDE and log in without problems.






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      I want to have Unity as my default desktop (CTRL-ALT-F7) and KDE as a secondary virtual desktop (CTRL-ALT-F8) so that I can run KDE applications like Quartus on it without messing with my typical setup.
      From this question I'm under the impression that I could start a virtual desktop from a TTY with the following command:



      startx /usr/sbin/lightdm :1 vt8


      But I don't want to have to run a command in a TTY every time I boot, and that command fails with the following error anyways:



      xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/<user>/.Xauthority


      Which was NOT fixed with rm ~/.Xauthority-* as per this answer.



      My question is this: How can I get the secondary virtual desktop to start on boot?



      I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 with ubuntu-unity-desktop and kubuntu-desktop packages installed. I can log out of my Unity session and switch to KDE and log in without problems.






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      I want to have Unity as my default desktop (CTRL-ALT-F7) and KDE as a secondary virtual desktop (CTRL-ALT-F8) so that I can run KDE applications like Quartus on it without messing with my typical setup.
      From this question I'm under the impression that I could start a virtual desktop from a TTY with the following command:



      startx /usr/sbin/lightdm :1 vt8


      But I don't want to have to run a command in a TTY every time I boot, and that command fails with the following error anyways:



      xauth: timeout in locking authority file /home/<user>/.Xauthority


      Which was NOT fixed with rm ~/.Xauthority-* as per this answer.



      My question is this: How can I get the secondary virtual desktop to start on boot?



      I'm running Ubuntu 18.04 with ubuntu-unity-desktop and kubuntu-desktop packages installed. I can log out of my Unity session and switch to KDE and log in without problems.






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