Hiho,
apperantly Gnome was uninstalled so I just reinstalled it and everything
seems ok. Sorry for the noise. I just really had no idea Gnome packages
weren't installed (or that Nautilus and Gedit were in fact Gnome).
...orignal message is below...
I used to have a nice login screen do
Hello,
I used to have a nice login screen done by Redhat that let me choose the
language and window manager among other things (standard8.0), but now I get
a xfree86 (or similar) and my nautilus and gedit icon have gone dead nor
will they run by command line.
I ran up2date this morning and
Hi,
I recently removed some packages from my Red Hat 8
installation, and when I rebooted I now receive a
login screen which is not the "Red Hat 8 blue
background blue login window" screen, but one which is
beage with a manual clock-face to the right of it.
When going back into the
ground of the main login screen (and
you can). My problem is that after about 5 seconds of it being flashed, I
get that goddamned blue screen with the RH logo up in the left. How does
one prevent that from occuring?
Edit /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf and change the background.
Tony
I'm looking a
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On 04-Nov-2002/23:00 -0600, Joseph A Nagy Jr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>First, the OS: RH Linux 7.2 (Enigma).
>Second, the problem. With the session manager (while logged in as root),
>you can supposedly change the background of the ma
John Nichel wrote:
I have this problem too, but on RH 7.3.
Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:
First, the OS: RH Linux 7.2 (Enigma).
Second, the problem. With the session manager (while logged in as
root), you can supposedly change the background of the main login
screen (and you can). My problem is
I have this problem too, but on RH 7.3.
Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:
First, the OS: RH Linux 7.2 (Enigma).
Second, the problem. With the session manager (while logged in as root),
you can supposedly change the background of the main login screen (and
you can). My problem is that after about 5
First, the OS: RH Linux 7.2 (Enigma).
Second, the problem. With the session manager (while logged in as root), you can supposedly change
the background of the main login screen (and you can). My problem is that after about 5 seconds of
it being flashed, I get that goddamned blue screen with the
login screen?
hi,
> I need some help. Every time I log onto gnome or kde with any user it
shows
> the grey mesh screen and then shows the login screen again. I am running
> Redhat 7.1.
this might be the problem
1.login to one of the virtual terminal (CTRL+ALT F1-6) and check for
hi,
> I need some help. Every time I log onto gnome or kde with any user it shows
> the grey mesh screen and then shows the login screen again. I am running
> Redhat 7.1.
this might be the problem
1.login to one of the virtual terminal (CTRL+ALT F1-6) and check for the disk space
Hallo
I need some help. Every time I log onto gnome or kde with any user it shows
the grey mesh screen and then shows the login screen again. I am running
Redhat 7.1.
Thanks
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Devon wrote:
>> >Sorry, I don't know much about Gnome. But the ability to reboot as a
>> >user is scary.
>>
>> No, it isn't. The ability to do that is limited to the user logged in
>> at the console, in which case the issue of physical security is m
SystemMenu=true/SystemMenu=false/' > /etc/X11/gdm/gdm.conf
Regards,
Wolfgang
>
>
> Subject:
>
> Re: How to disable reboot and halt on graphical login screen?
> From:
>
> Tom Pollerman <[
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On Thursday 11 April 2002 01:09 am, David Talkington wrote:
> Tom Pollerman wrote:
> >Sorry, I don't know much about Gnome. But the ability to reboot as a
> >user is scary.
>
> No, it isn't. The ability to do that is limited to the user logged in
> a
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Tom Pollerman wrote:
>Sorry, I don't know much about Gnome. But the ability to reboot as a
>user is scary.
No, it isn't. The ability to do that is limited to the user logged in
at the console, in which case the issue of physical security is moot.
f no use for me, just modifying a file or
> whatever can be done in the kickstart's "post" section is possible.
> (We are using the default login screen which RH7.2 installs for run
> level 5.)
>
The default desktop in RedHat is Gnome. The file that changes it to KDE is
ssible.
(We are using the default login screen which RH7.2 installs for run
level 5.)
Any other ideas?
Wolfgang
Werner Puschitz wrote:
> On Tue, 9 Apr 2002, Wolfgang Mayerwieser wrote:
>
>
>>Hi!
>>
>>In order to prevent ordinary users from shutting down the system,
weroff
> and modified /etc/inittab such that ctrl-alt-del is disabled,
> as suggested by the RedHat customization guide.
> This seems to work well, except for the graphical login screen, where
> still anyone can halt or reboot the machine from the system menu.
> Is there a way to
the RedHat customization guide.
This seems to work well, except for the graphical login screen, where
still anyone can halt or reboot the machine from the system menu.
Is there a way to fix this?
Wolfgang
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On Sun, 3 Mar 2002, pochy wrote:
>like always a have another "Q" and this time is about the login
>screen, for all of you that prefer the nice GUI insted of the classic
>terminal. It can be customize? and does some one know
On 3/3/02 12:35 AM, "pochy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello again guyes!
>
> like always a have another "Q" and this time is about the login
> screen, for all of you that prefer the nice GUI insted of the classic
> terminal. It can be customize?
Hello again guyes!
like always a have another "Q" and this time is about the login
screen, for all of you that prefer the nice GUI insted of the classic
terminal. It can be customize? and does some one know were or wat file I
have to change to make it look different?
tanks al
Mine is /etc/X11/xsrirc
Mike W
Jeremy West wrote:
>
> Where is this file? xsrirc??
>
> >You can edit xsrirc and change the .png file to something else--such as a pic of
> >Tux.
> >
> >Jason Jesso wrote:
> >
> >>
>
> Jeremy West
>
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> > "jw" == Jeremy West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> jw> Where is this file? xsrirc??
>
> The command 'locate' can be your friend.
>
> locate xsrirc
Huh... Locate is no longer my friend. :(
I don't have such a file on my system. I fou
> "jw" == Jeremy West <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
jw> Where is this file? xsrirc??
The command 'locate' can be your friend.
locate xsrirc
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Where is this file? xsrirc??
>You can edit xsrirc and change the .png file to something else--such as a pic of
>Tux.
>
>Jason Jesso wrote:
>
>>
Jeremy West
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You can edit xsrirc and change the .png file to something else--such as a pic of
Tux.
Jason Jesso wrote:
>
> I am using KDE and in the Control Panel -> Login Manager I select a wallpaper
> to display on the login screen. I don't like the redhat logo and the blue
> backgro
I am using KDE and in the Control Panel -> Login Manager I select a wallpaper
to display on the login screen. I don't like the redhat logo and the blue
background default.
My wallpaper comes up for a second and the redhat logo and blue background
come up again.
Is is possible to cha
> >Is it possible to change the login screen so that it does not say
> >
> > login:
> >
> >but says
> > Username:
>
> Yes indeed.
>
> Two different programs deal with this display, getty and login. IIRC
&
Is it possible to change the login screen so that it does not say
login:
but says
Username:
Yours,
Peter Chr. Hansen
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