2012/4/7 Jose Jorge <[email protected]>: > Le 06/04/2012 22:53, Colin Guthrie a écrit : > >> Couldn't agree more. I'd say we can happily provide a tool to configure >> autologin, but if that is configured, it basically just sets the DM to >> gdm, and lets' it do the autologin. >> >> The fact that gdm is used should be mostly hidden from users. >> >> > From what I've seen, gdm seems to be the best implementation of the >> whole pam and authentication stuff, so this would be my personal >> favourite. >> >> Col > > Please note that autologin is lightweight and fast, so I use it for very old > systems, where even the 30Mb of RAM eaten by gdm count. > But I just can agree that if no one has time to fix it, we can drop it. I'll > be away from computers for 15 days ...
Does GDM provide change of desktop as KDM does? My scenario: I have KDE and Gnome and Xfce installed. For system start I have autologin set to start KDE. But when I am in a KDE session I sometimes logout and use the upcoming KDM to start a Gnome or Xfce session or even a session on a vt. Does this work with GDM as well? If so I'm all in. -- wobo
