Re: way to change default Debian login screen
Hello
miso simovic (<miso_sim@yahoo.co.uk>) wrote:
> hi, i'm wondering if there is a way to change the
> default Debian X-window login screen. i tried to change it via
> Control Panel - System Administration - Login
> Manager, but i was not succesful. Whatever changes i
> make, the login screen still looks the same. Maybe the
> setting don't get saved because i got this error when
> starting Login Manager - "Unable to create folder
> /usr/share/apps/kdm/faces". how can i fix this error?
> or there is another way how to change the login
> screen?
Which login manager do you use? kdm, xdm, gdm, wdm? Sounds like kdm to
me. The error message could mean that either
- /usr is mounted read-only or
- you don't have permissions. If you use KDE 2.2, you have to start
kcontrol as root (kdesu kcontrol). If you use KDE 3, open kcontrol, and
switch to system administration mode.
best regards
Andreas Janssen
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