How change login manager from Gnome to KDE?
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Re: How change login manager from Gnome to KDE?
on the login screen you have an icon which looks like a list on the left hand side beside the username and password options...click on it and it will have a few options for you to click on, click on the first one and it will show which form of login you want.
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Re: How change login manager from Gnome to KDE?
Two ways to go here,
if you wish to change the login manager from gdm to kdm, follow penguin.ch
Whether you run gdm or kdm, you can choose to launch either gnome or kde (or any other environment you have installed)...can't remember exactly where the option is on gdm, but search the menus and you should find it.
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Re: How change login manager from Gnome to KDE?
Originally posted by alikasal@ub:~$ penguin.ch
bash: penguin.ch: command not found
Birdy
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Re: How change login manager from Gnome to KDE?
Hi,
Is kdm installed ?
Maybe check if kdm is installed :
dpkg-query -l | grep kdm
You should see a line with kdm, if not install it :
sudo apt-get install kdm
If it's installed, maybe I would try to remove the line with gdm and let only the line with kdm.
Hope it helps.
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Re: How change login manager from Gnome to KDE?
Originally posted by alikasSorry.
Originally posted by alikasI open '/etc/X11/default-display-manager' file comment line '/usr/sbin/gdm' and add line '/usr/bin/kdm'.
Code:# /etc/X11/default-display-manager /usr/bin/kdm
Birdy
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