G'Day; If I want to install GDM should I purge lightdm first ??
Regards Miykel
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G'Day; If I want to install GDM should I purge lightdm first ??
Regards Miykel
No, there's no need to remove lightdm. Ubuntu config will be set to use gdm automatically.
Regards, Effenberg
What I did on a machine right next to me that had been working since a Natty install was install another desktop manager (and I forget now but I didn't choose GDM) from synaptic, but I had also downloaded Xubuntu-desktop previously. So I have this basic desktop manager and still have lighdm and untiy-greeter installed.
Actually I forget what I did. I'll have to find out what desktop manager I have in there. It may have something to do with xubuntu. Sorry if I have confused this.
Edit: Ok I think what I have is some sort of lighdm fall back that looks like GDM, but it's not.
On a machine with Unity 3D and Nvidia GF210 I had just purged lightdm but I think unity-greeter will go with it.
I'll check the history of my other installs.
ventrical said: What I did on a machine right next to me that had been working since a Natty install was install another desktop manager (and I forget now but I didn't choose GDM) from synaptic, but I had also downloaded Xubuntu-desktop previously. So I have this basic desktop manager and still have lighdm and untiy-greeter installed.
Actually I forget what I did. I'll have to find out what desktop manager I have in there. It may have something to do with xubuntu. Sorry if I have confused this.
I want some of what you have been eating :D :lolflag:
effenberg0x0 said: No, there's no need to remove lightdm. Ubuntu config will be set to use gdm automatically.
Regards, Effenberg
There it is .. thanks for the reminder.
meborc said: I want some of what you have been eating :D :lolflag:
I live only a stone's throw away from the Fermi II reactor and I eat lots of Broccoli and Keen-Wah from Peru. So I am not sure exactly which one does it :)
Thanks Guys.......I think.....maybe....damn. Regards Miykel
I remember early in PP when LightDM would not let us log in we had to stop lightDM and start GDM.
Correct?
Here are the codes/commands/whatever :)
sudo service lightdm stop
sudo service gdm start
Regards.
grahammechanical said: I remember early in PP when LightDM would not let us log in we had to stop lightDM and start GDM.
Correct?
Here are the codes/commands/whatever :)
sudo service lightdm stop
sudo service gdm start
Regards.
Yes, at a point we did had lightdm broken, installing / using gdm was a viable option.
Regards, Effenberg