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Hallo.
Ich habe nun kdm entfernt und lightdm installiert.
apt-get update
apt-get install lightdm lightdm-kde-greeter siduction-art-lightdm-ridersonthestorm
apt-get purge kdm
Ich möchte gern das beim login mein Benutzername steht und ich nur das Passwort eingeben muss und nicht beides. Den kompletten Autologin möchte ich auch nicht.
Kann mir jemand verraten wie und ob das möglich ist?
Danke Bastel

Es sollte eigentlich reichen in der /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf den '#' zu entfernen und 'false' zu setzen für

[SeatDefaults]
greeter-hide-users=false

Nach dem nächsten re-login sollte er sich dann den letzten User gemerkt haben.

Quote from: der_budEs sollte eigentlich reichen ...

[/size]Danke für diesen Tipp, klappt einwandfrei.  ;)

erst hat es nicht geklappt aber nach einem apt-get purge lightdm lightdm-kde-greeter siduction-art-lightdm-ridersonthestorm und anschliessenden
apt-get install siduction-settings-lightdm-gtk-decemberhat es funktioniert.
danke der_bud
gruß bastel

Nachdem ich nun noch in der /etc/lightdm/lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf
das Hintergrundbild geändert habe
[greeter]
background=/usr/share/wallpapers/december.jpg


Suche ich nun noch die Möglichkeit die Position des Anmeldefensters zu verändern.


Gruß bastel

I normally change

greeter-hide-users=false

in

/usr/share/lightdm/lightdm.conf.d/01_debian.conf

instead

I also give myself a avatar (login)  by adding (example)

default-user-image=/media/sdc1/siduction/kong bookmark icons/piper_avg.png

to /etc/lightdm/lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf

Basically what I use is

[greeter]
background=/media/sdc1/siduction/kong bookmark icons/login.png
#show-language-selector=true
theme-name=Adwaita
#font-name=
xft-antialias=true
#xft-dpi=
xft-hintstyle=hintfull
xft-rgba=rgb
default-user-image=/media/sdc1/siduction/kong bookmark icons/piper_avg.png
show-clock=true
clock-format=%H:%M

Avatar setting

default-user-image=/home/thomas/tom_sarah.png

doesn`t work here.
Any hints?
Greetings
Tom

Quote from: samohtAvatar setting

Code: [Select]default-user-image=/home/thomas/tom_sarah.png

doesn`t work here.
Any hints?
Greetings
Tom

Sorry for the confusion and I edited my post above, put

default-user-image=

in

/etc/lightdm/lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf

and restart kde, sometimes a reboot is in order if restart don't work.

Any time lightdm is updated, you will have to manually change it again as it will go back to default.

I really haven't looked to much in that problem yet.

Quote from: samoht on 2014/10/27, 11:18:25
Avatar setting

Code Select Expand

default-user-image=/home/thomas/tom_sarah.png

doesn`t work here.
Any hints?

Maybe it's a permission problem? The image file must be readable by user lightdm!

I chose the "AccountsService way" to set user images in lightdm:

After installation of accountsservice create a file /var/lib/AccountsService/users/<username> for every user, and add


[User]
Icon=/var/lib/AccountsService/icons/<username>.png

Don't forget to put the icon into the correct location. The png should be size 96 for best result, but you can also use a svg (of course the Icon= line in that case must contain ".svg" ;) ).

I didn't have to do anything with accountsservice , in fact, all my icons are on a separate drive, I have the above config set up on 4 computers running with no problems.