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    [SOLVED] KDM - Remove distro drop down items

    Hello . . .

    I am using 14.04 and since I will probably move up shortly, I am starting to experiment. The old adage, "If it works - leave it alone" is appropriate here.

    I have been installing with Synaptic other distros alongside Kubuntu, trying them out and uninstalling them. Unfortunately my learning seems to have left a trail. The KDM login screen has about eight or nine distros in the drop down menu that are no longer installed. Clicking on them produces nothing.

    I checked for the distros and they are not installed. I cannot find the config file for the list. I tried other logins such as GDM and LightDM but they also use the same config file.

    Can anyone offer a solution?

    Thanks.

    #2
    Do you mean that you have installed different desktops (Xfce, Gnome, Mate etc) and want to clean up the Lightdm menu? In such a case:
    Code:
    cd /usr/share/xsessions
    sudo rm gnome.desktop
    The gnome.desktop is just an example.

    If you mean you have been installing different distros (Ubuntu, Fedora, Mageia etc) then simply run
    Code:
    sudo update-grub
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      #3
      elijathegold thank you

      Your first option solved the problem.

      Almost everything that I experimented with was in there.

      Thanks again.

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        #4
        Originally posted by pmbpmb View Post
        elijathegold thank you

        Your first option solved the problem.

        Almost everything that I experimented with was in there.

        Thanks again.
        next time you remove somthing that may have some configs laying around use the --purge option as well ,,,,this will remove such things.

        like
        Code:
        sudo apt-get remove --purge xfce
        synaptic offers this option as well .

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          #5
          vinnywright Thank You

          I appreciate the information.

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