http://alioth.debian.org/~modax-guest/kcontrol-autologin-x-secs.png This is exactly what I'm looking for... Of course, this feature is available this version of Debian, Sarge... only in the Gnome desktop manager and NOT the KDE desktop manager (KDE 3.3.2)... I don't understand what you mean by "...once you change "Login Manager" (kdm) settings, don't forget to restart kdm (killing X with ctrl+alt+backspace or loging off & login on is not enough!" I didn't have kdm loaded on this computer... I just went to a console and typed apt-get install kdm and when it loaded it asked me what manager I'd like as the default... I selected kdm and it's been working great ever since... so, what you said confuses me somewhat??? could you please explain that a little better so that I can be certain that I'm not missing something??? Thanks...
Modestas Vainius wrote: > 2006 m. lapkritis 27 d., pirmadienis 05:59, Daniel L. McGrew ra??: >> I've used kcontrol and went to the convience tab and >> there is no option to allow a user to be automatically logged >> on after x secs... this does not do what I need... as gdm did... > Such configuration should be enough: > > http://alioth.debian.org/~modax-guest/kcontrol-autologin-x-secs.png > > Btw, I think, this feature is very new. It was added sometime post kde > 3.5.0 (in minor "point" releases). So it's definitely not available on > sarge, only on etch & sid. I've tested it and it works perfectly. Just > once you change "Login Manager" (kdm) settings, don't forget to restart > kdm (killing X with ctrl+alt+backspace or loging off & login on is not > enough!) with > > # invoke-rc.d kdm restart > in linux virtual terminal console > -- OR -- > simply restart your computer -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
