On Mon, 9 Dec 2019, didier.gau...@gmail.com wrote:
Perhaps wdm would be of interest for you:
https://packages.debian.org/buster/wdm
Bingo!
This is exactly what I was looking for, and more. The install
was like butter, even offering a selection of which display
manager was to be default.
Perhaps wdm would be of interest for you:
https://packages.debian.org/buster/wdm
On Sun, Dec 08, 2019 at 05:10:06PM -0500, Bob Bernstein wrote:
> Can xdm be cajoled into displaying "Reboot" and/or "Shutdown"
> buttons on its welcome screen?
>
> (By which odd choice of words I mean the principal screen presented
> by xdm at X start-up time, e.g. the one which queries the user
Can xdm be cajoled into displaying "Reboot" and/or "Shutdown"
buttons on its welcome screen?
(By which odd choice of words I mean the principal screen
presented by xdm at X start-up time, e.g. the one which queries
the user for credentials.)
Thank You
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Karl E. Jorgensen declaimed:
On Mon, Oct 21, 2002 at 03:20:11PM +0100, Karl E. Jorgensen wrote:
There might well be a bug in there somewhere, for the life of me I
cannot see what package owns /etc/X11/default-display-manager - it does
not seem to be managed by [dpkg].
...
There seem to be
Hi,
On Fri, 18 Oct 2002, Paul Mackinney wrote:
I'm trying to set up xdm. Whenever I boot the last message I see before
the login prompt is:
Not starting X Display Manager (xdm); it is not the default display manager.
Are you sure you have not installed other display managers too, like wdm
Karl E. Jorgensen declaimed:
On Fri, Oct 18, 2002 at 11:10:39PM -0700, Paul Mackinney wrote:
I'm trying to set up xdm. Whenever I boot the last message I see before
the login prompt is:
Not starting X Display Manager (xdm); it is not the default display manager.
I run xdm, and for me it
Hej!
Jag har här fått den lösningen jag letade efter, och ska nu kompletera den
llite om någon får samma problem, eller vill göra en liknande configuration
se nedan.
Kör X -indirect host på den maskin du vill sitta vid. host
skall vara en maskin som servar XDMCP indirect request (* BROADCAST
On Wed, Aug 07, 2002 at 10:55:33PM +0200, lasse wrote:
Som root på burk1 kör jah i ett xterm xhost +
sedan loggar jag in på burk2 via ssh2 som en vanlig anv , och verifierar att
$DISPLAY är satt till burk1:0
sen försöker jag starta xeyes, men får felmedelandet Error: Can't open
lasse wrote:
Som root på burk1 kör jah i ett xterm xhost +
sedan loggar jag in på burk2 via ssh2 som en vanlig anv , och verifierar att
$DISPLAY är satt till burk1:0
sen försöker jag starta xeyes, men får felmedelandet Error: Can't open
display:burk1
xmms samma sak fast texten **
. xhost burk2
ssh burk2
DISPLAY=burk1 xterm
4, fixa xdm på burk2 så att den svarar på xdmcp-anrop från nätet:
tag eller kommentera (med !) bort denna rad i /etc/X11/xdm/xdm-config
DisplayManager.requestPort: 0
se till att denna rad finns i /etc/X11/xdm/Xaccess
On Thursday 08 August 2002 12:34, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
självklart!
Hej!
Jag använder xdm. Men jag har en liten önskan som jag inte vet hur jag ska
lyckas confa till.
xdm ger mig den lokala X inloggningen på den burk jag sitter på, men jag vill
ha en lista på burkarna som finns i nätverket, som jag kan logga in på, så jag
får välja altså...
när det någon som
Hej!
Jag använder xdm. Men jag har en liten önskan som jag inte vet hur jag ska
lyckas confa till.
xdm ger mig den lokala X inloggningen på den burk jag sitter på, men jag vill
ha en lista på burkarna som finns i nätverket, som jag kan logga in på, så jag
får välja altså...
när det någon som
On Wed, Aug 07, 2002 at 11:02:19AM +0200, lars lindgren wrote:
xdm ger mig den lokala X inloggningen på den burk jag sitter på, men
jag vill ha en lista på burkarna som finns i nätverket, som jag kan
logga in på, så jag får välja altså...
Det här kanske kan hjälpa dig:
Som root på burk1 kör jah i ett xterm xhost +
sedan loggar jag in på burk2 via ssh2 som en vanlig anv , och verifierar att
$DISPLAY är satt till burk1:0
sen försöker jag starta xeyes, men får felmedelandet Error: Can't open
display:burk1
xmms samma sak fast texten ** CRITICAL **: Unable to open
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Hallo,
I'm using xdm and fvwm2. After the starting process of my computer,
the xdm login window pops up, but there's no background image or
color. I tried to fix this problem by changing some values in the
Xresources file in the /etc/X11/xdm directory, as well as in the
/etc/X11 directory.
Can
On Sun, Oct 29, 2000 at 10:54:40PM +0100, Manuel Hendel wrote:
Hallo,
I'm using xdm and fvwm2. After the starting process of my computer,
the xdm login window pops up, but there's no background image or
color. I tried to fix this problem by changing some values in the
Xresources file in the
On Wed, Jan 27, 1999 at 12:57:39PM -0200, Hernan Joel Cervantes Rodriguez wrote:
Hi, Shaleh
If anyone knows of a good doc, web site, etc. about configing XDM to look
and
act snazzy, please let me know.
The better doc is the man page, just do :
man
If anyone knows of a good doc, web site, etc. about configing XDM to look and
act snazzy, please let me know.
Hi, Shaleh
If anyone knows of a good doc, web site, etc. about configing XDM to look and
act snazzy, please let me know.
The better doc is the man page, just do :
man xdm.
Hernan
I just answered a question I had about X fonts. XFree86 3.2 fonts
are compressed, while XFree86 3.3 are gzipped. To convert between
compression formats it is not sufficient to change only the
compression of the fonts, but also the fonts.dir file in each font
directory, which list
Hallo Maarten!
}I didn't say 'yes' when xbase asked me if I wanted to start xdm at
}boot-time, but now I'd like to see how it works here. How do I set this up?
}I tried just to type 'xdm' at the root-prompt, but it didn't do a thing.
I would suggest doing a dpkg --configure xbase.
Regards,
Maarten == Maarten Boekhold [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Maarten On Sun, 5 May 1996, Martin Schulze wrote:
I would suggest doing a dpkg --configure xbase.
Maarten Tried that, complained it couldn't do that, something was
Maarten wrong and it was already installed
I have a similar
On Sun, 5 May 1996, Martin Schulze wrote:
Hallo Maarten!
}I didn't say 'yes' when xbase asked me if I wanted to start xdm at
}boot-time, but now I'd like to see how it works here. How do I set this up?
}I tried just to type 'xdm' at the root-prompt, but it didn't do a thing.
I would
On Mon, 6 May 1996, Douglas Bates wrote:
When xbase was being installed I thought I responded that I wanted xdm
to be started at boot time. Now I can see that after a reboot an xdm
process is running but no X-server is started on the default display.
It's a known bug in the current X
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