Re: [Trisquel-users] Starting T7 GNOME Shell

2017-12-01 Thread cuculus 

With stock Trisquel 7:
After you have run...

sudo apt-get install gnome

...and selected gnome (gdm I think) in the thing that pops up in the  
terminal-- reboot.
Next to the password field you should see a small circle with a gear in it  
(or something like that) that wasn't there before. Click it and select Gnome.
Then login like normal. If you login automatically you will need to  
temporarily change your settings to require a password (or find another way  
to do it).

You might only need to logout instead of rebooting-- I don't remember.

Re: [Trisquel-users] Starting T7 GNOME Shell

2017-11-29 Thread gnugaz77 
Easy way. Log in. Try Alt+F2 and press R for restart. If it works its Xorg.

Re: [Trisquel-users] Starting T7 GNOME Shell

2017-11-29 Thread Caleb Herbert 
How do I check?

Re: [Trisquel-users] Starting T7 GNOME Shell

2017-11-29 Thread gnugaz77 

Wayland or Xorg?

[Trisquel-users] Starting T7 GNOME Shell

2017-11-29 Thread Caleb Herbert 
How do I start GNOME Shell in Trisquel 7?

I installed GNOME.

sudo apt install gnome

But, when I select "GNOME" in LightDM, I am immediately returned to the
display manager's login screen.  GNOME does not start.

How do I start GNOME?