There was a small utility (see comment #42) that was released for Ubuntu
9.10. Unfortunately, if the tool is missing in Ubuntu 11.04, it can't
be fixed because new features are not added to released versions.
Ubuntu 11.10 will be using lightdm by default instead of gdm. So while
you're welcome
This bug is marked as fix released, but in Ubuntu Natty there is no
Login Window Preferences tool. Where can I get it?
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gdm 2.26 has no
Don't bother.. Ubuntu's primary desktop teams current focus apparently
does not include users smarter than a catfish. If you have an IQ of
higher than 5, this desktop is not designed for you. (It's not just
Ubuntu at fault here, Gnome team has had a role in this dumbing down
behaviour too, even
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All this security is a real hassle. Just as I was beginning to love the
new GDM, after discovering how to change the background, I foolishly
installed some tool claiming to be the answer to GDM2 configuration.
Result is I have a frozen GDM greeter, which refuses to show user
password entry box. It
Try purging the gdm2 configuration tool via
sudo apt-get purge packagename
or, if it doesn't work
sudo dpkg -P packagename
If you installed it from the repos or a .deb package, it should remove it.
Then do a
sudo apt-get --purge autoremove
and
sudo apt-get clean
which will remove all packages
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Existing solution information: https://launchpad.net/gdm2setup
and Question link: https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/100600
Please direct us where to go / what to do to more properly offer this as
an actuality for Lucid (or even the current Karmic)?
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Thank you for your work on that. Why not contributing improving the
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It;s not looking like the old option-rich gdm will be back.
For the use cases where you need to tweak GDM I have two options
1) Configure it via text config file - options are explained here:
http://library.gnome.org/admin/gdm/2.28/configuration.html.en#daemonconfig
2) Try the GDM2
I want the gdm config back too! And the possibility to enable Xdmcp from gdm,
and to be able to login from there too!
hate the new Xsplash.
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Patch - Provide a setup tool for basic configuration
Basic configuration is one thing, but it does not bring back all the
features which were removed from gdmsetup until then this bug will not
be fixed.
These are the missing features, please have developers go through each
one and either set a goal to re-implement it or a reason for not
implementing it in gdmsetup:
# Install/Change the GDM Theme
# Change the GDM welcome message
# Turn on remote login
# Allow TCP logins to Xserver
# Enable
The status of this bug may be changed back to whatever the maintainers
of gdm think is appropriate, but please have an individual do it and
please read below first.
I do not see a reason to have a different status in this bug then in the
upstream bug (which is currently set at NEW). This bug
I've been sick seeing this mail updated every day with such purposes, kind
of humiliation of the man kind or big bug .. and this is really for
what?? for new GDM that lacks a config tool, 'im I wrong?
I really like the new way, the new colors theme and my favourite theme.And
who doesn't
Stating over and over that the update was rushed will not make it be
true see previous comments, you would have prefered the switch to happen
during the lts cycle so there was no room for comments and changes?
Letting the lts on non maintained technologies was not an option
Quick reply to your
@Mark W. To maintain a respectful atmosphere, please follow the code of
conduct - http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct/ .
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Sebastian, please lighten up. I'm sorry to have to say this, but you
have created more negativity than others regarding
Oh I see, we should rename this bug like I want my PC look Like a Christmas
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Who thinks up this crazy ideas? Pushing unfinished crap on users is the
stupid.
Ok, gdm needs to advance, but what was wrong with the usual migrationary
process of calling this new package gdm2 and installing that by default
to encourage migration, but keeping the old (working!) gdm1 in the
This is something Gnome did, not Ubuntu devs. And I'm not really sure
how feasible it would be to preserve an older version of gdm. It'd be an
extra package to support, for one. If it needed an older version of the
Gnome libraries, things would quickly get problematic.
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Who thinks up this crazy ideas?
Hi,
Could you stay correct and respect people doing work for free there on
softwares you are can decide to use or not?
It's also judged polite to subscribe to bugs you comment on so you get to read
replies to waht you wrote
The new gdm has been:
- discussion
unsubscribe
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Who thinks up this crazy ideas?
Hi,
Could you stay correct and respect people doing work for free there on
softwares you are can decide to use or not?
It's also judged polite to subscribe to bugs you
** Description changed:
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In Karmic the Login Window Preferences option from the GNOME System -
Preferences menu is missing. I'm no longer able to configure gdm graphically.
Something I was able to do until recently and in Jaunty.
+
+ The new gdm :
+ -
I (really, honestly!) mean no disrespect, but dev's please take a step back and
re-focus - don't take this stuff too personally.. I am a developer too, and I
work on free software. I've dealt with my fair share of frustrated (and
somewhat ungrateful) users.
It just appears that the Canonical
The comments you added are not really constructive, what issues
especially make you think that the new gdm is not suitable to use
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Sebastian, please lighten up. I'm sorry to have to say this, but you
have created more negativity than others regarding this issue by pushing
down legitimate complaints.
* Rushing this version of GDM was a bad idea. *
GDM is an important package: It's (usually) the first user interactive
quotewhat issues especially make you think that the new gdm is not
suitable to use
I wouldn't be complaining if a tool had been built to configure the
login screen that was called something else. However there isn't even a
command line solution to this configuration issue.
It plain and simple
All a person needs to do is subscribe to gnome bugzilla. There is
information on the gdm issue. I opened a wish list on it and they have
keep me informed every day. They are working on this problem. I
subscribed to gnome bug mailing list and and today I have 314 emails in
my inbox. It will get
The change in gdmsetup has created a serious bug in 9.10 that was not
present in 9.04.
Basically when I did an upgrade from 9.04 to 9.10 instead of having the ubuntu
login I ended up with the xubuntu login screen.
Now since the gdmsetup has changed there is no way to correct the problem.
I
I am a Linux-Trainer and use to show my students how to configure Linux. I just
can't believe that a new release is pushing Linux-Newbies to the terminal for
such a simple thing as the configuration of the login screen. Why??
If Linux is supposed to become more like Windows, it is on a bad way.
How can you change the gdm or whatever is called in Windows? The only thing
you can change in windows is wallpaper
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That's the attitude, Pako! Ubuntu is cryptic, but worth the effort
because Windows is so inferior. We need to vote you the official
spokesperson of bringing Ubuntu to the masses!
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I am a Linux-Trainer and use to show my students how to configure Linux. I
just can't believe that a new release is pushing Linux-Newbies to the
terminal for such a simple thing as the configuration of the login screen.
Why??
If Linux is supposed to become more like
I can't see the Thorsten or anyone point since there is no option to change
the gdm in windows and mac too and why would you like to change the gdm
anyways? is it ugly? everyone who thinks that gdm in karmic is ugly, fill a
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Did anyone commenting on this closed[fix released] bug, even care to
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This is not a change done by Ubuntu , this is an upstream update which
has been postponed for 3 releases. Any further discussions can be done
on the upstream bug , regarding the lack of features.
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- In Karmic the Login Window Preferences option from the GNOME System -
- Preferences menu is missing. I'm no longer able to configure gdm
- graphically. Something I was able to do until recently and in Jaunty.
+ In Karmic the Login Window
my themes are also gone, i feel it very bad that they are not
compatible. there should be a tool to convert them. i hand-picked ~50
gdm themes what i like and had them randomly come up. it really made me
happy when i was sad it was a good surprise. also i was happy i can use
my computer _my way_
Couldn't we fix this by letting the user set the Appearance preferences
of user gdm in the same fashion of that under Preferences? I don't know
whether it's doable or a good idea in general to do it this way, just a
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See: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1284681
Another mildly related issue is configuring of if the
why all this minimalism all of a sudden?
what happened to the gdm configuration app?
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The Karmic GDM now has a configuration tool therefore this bug is
resolved - I don't see the same level of configurability as of today,
as there
Claudio, the old GDM setup tool and GDM are very different to the new
versions and so the old code cannot be used.
As requested by Seb please open new bugs for new features in this tool.
This bug is titled gdm 2.26 has no graphical configuration tool. The
Karmic GDM now has a configuration tool
I have fixed the gdmsetup crash (caused when no gdm autologin
configuration present) and this will be in the 2.27.90 release. Note
that gdmsetup does not work with the old GDM so it will not work until
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What I meant was (and remember that I have never put an eye in GDM code)
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the ew configuration tool, it would help users in understanding how to work
with the config tool.
What worries me is the fact that if old GDM and
Can't it be merged from the same app that was in Jaunty and older?
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manzur, I agree
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I think it should just have the necessary option, like: changing the
background, login as, login after ... minutes, login automatically, and
that should be it, not to much because it becomes in a low performance
tool, things should just have what is necessary to have, I would not
like to be able
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gdmsetup does not crash anymore ... one of the updates has fixed this
problem on my system
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Could people having different issues open new bugs? ie gdmsetup crashing
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I think more options should be added to the new gdmsetup before we
really claim Fix released in the status of this bug.
Did you read the bug before commenting ? What option do you think should
be added exactly ? The GNOME rewrite doesn't allow to set themes but
just a gtk theme and a background
I get a segfault too in the strcmp call in gdmsetup.c:323 because user
is a NULL pointer in my case.
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Added a basic gdmsetup tool:
lp:~ubuntu-desktop/gdm/ubuntu
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Status: Triaged = In Progress
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* debian/patches/08_use_polkit_for_settings.patch:
- Use PolicyKit for GDM settings
* debian/patches/09_gdmsetup.patch:
- Provide a setup tool for basic configuration
I have the new config tool. Shouldn't you be able to customize the
appearance? The only options it gives is the ability to login
automatically or to login manually. Is this gdmsetup just temporary, or
is this what we are getting as final product?
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Agreed. The new tool is better than nothing. But I (and I am guessing
many users will really want) is a way to get rid of the ugly grey box.
It looks like it came from Windows 95. We went from a really sexy login
screen in 9.04 to a super ugly one in 9.10. I think more options should
be added
Thank you for the tool Robert--I do have a problem, the tool will not
unlock--this is a fresh install of Karmic Alpha3 with all updates as
of Aug 7, 2009 6PM Pacific--sync with the main server.
Terminal output as follows:
d...@linux:~/Desktop$ gdmsetup
** (gdmsetup:17045): WARNING **: Error
I get the almost the same error as Dean Loros ... but my gdmsetup dies
with a segmentation fault.
See attached file
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The last surprise either was disabling Ctrl+Alt+Backspace feature, now
this. Does it comes to the security problem? I don't think so.
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What about other features of gdmconfig like allowing remote X and configuring
xdmcp. Are there alternative guis for configuring these? I know they're
important to me, does anyone else feel these should be included in the plans
for the new tool?
Sorry in advance if I'm posting this in the wrong
Would be too difficult only use the same window that old gnome?, could
be with less options by now
2009/7/24, Tumble launch...@tumbledesign.com:
What about other features of gdmconfig like allowing remote X and
configuring xdmcp. Are there alternative guis for configuring these? I know
they're
See https://blueprints.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+spec/desktop-karmic-
gdmconfig
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Why not use the older version of gdm until this one is ready?
That's what has been done for 3 cycles now and the new version is ready
enough now to land in an unstable version now, the extra work will be
done during this cycle, you are not forced to use an unstable
distribution if you don't want
Sebastien Bacher Wrote:
That's what has been done for 3 cycles now and the new version is ready
enough now to land in an unstable version now, the extra work will be
done during this cycle, you are not forced to use an unstable
distribution if you don't want to run one
I agree whole heartedly.
Why not use the older version of gdm until this one is ready?
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What do you mean by double login?
On Thu, Jul 9, 2009 at 06:09, Ricardo Arrue rarr...@gmail.com wrote:
I dont' want to overload of problems but what about the double login in the
new GDM?
2009/7/8 surlyjake jacoblow...@gmail.com
gdm doesn't seem to respond to any of the file-based
could users stop adding comments there? the bug tracker is not an user
forum and the issue has been clearly confirmed those new comments don't
bring anything useful toward getting the change in karmic
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I think what Sebastien is saying (if I may), is that the bug has already
been pointed out, and confirmed. Continued discussion of the flavour
currently seen in the latter half of this bug report is unnecessary
noise and does not contribute to the resolution of the bug itself. In
fact, it is more
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I think the new GDM is more accessible and perhaps better at dealing
with keyboard layouts and different locales, but a simple GUI tool as
Dean Loros described should be implemented.
Now, the following is strictly wishlist, because I develop artwork for
GNOME/Ubuntu, so it affects me and
gdm doesn't seem to respond to any of the file-based configurations I make
either. Isn't that a bigger issue than the lack of a GUI tool?
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I think the new GDM is more accessible and perhaps better at dealing
with
I dont' want to overload of problems but what about the double login in the
new GDM?
2009/7/8 surlyjake jacoblow...@gmail.com
gdm doesn't seem to respond to any of the file-based configurations I make
either. Isn't that a bigger issue than the lack of a GUI tool?
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 6:28
What kind of strange shit this is ?! Sorry but iam so angry
I want to design my pc of my own... ubuntu was deciding for me, that i
am not my superuser...okay...kick out.. but now the user itself should
not be able to change his login screen ?!
Welcom to the perversation of Microsoft
Fedora has the same 'login screen' that you are hating now, and
unfortunately havent the configuration application neither, of course.
I dont hate the new gdm, the red one was beautiful, but i think that
we only must have patience since is a new version and we just have to
wait until it be
look, my problem is as follows :
Since 2 Years ive migrated my whole family to Ubuntu from Windows.. but
since a year, after every update ive got to go home to home to tell them
its going to be not so easy they think off...its getting complicated
everywhere... my father, my mother, my uncle for
those new comments are not really useful there, try using an user forum
or the answer tracker for questions, note that the gdm doesn't restrict
anything from you it's just a new codebase and it's being used by GNOME
and fedora for a year ubuntu has been waiting for it to stabilize to
start using
Thats ok , but its a BUG that u cant deactivate the shown user names
have u got a solution for it ?
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setting the gconf key should be working, trying running gconf-editor
with the gdm user though
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Setting the gconf key does not work.
I checked the disable_user_list checkbox in apps - gdm - simple-greeter,
but the only thing happened is that in the list I can't see the sys user
anymore, but I keep seeing mine.
Also, when I log in, I get this error message: (attachment)
** Attachment
Here sth Helpfull :
sudo mv /usr/share/gdm/autostart/LoginWindow/metacity.desktop
/usr/share/gdm/autostart/LoginWindow/metacity.desktop.backup
Give it into a console and the popup error is gone, just till next
kernel update, then u have to do the same...
Killing the usernames, works defenetly
Moving metacity.desktop sounds to me little dangerous.. I tried to look into
its content to see if there was something about saving current setup, but I
didn't notice anything..
I'll keep the popup, for now.. It's just pressing Esc at login :P
(I learned a lot of things about moving system files
Yes thats it...
many people are talking about, that the user icons cant be set to off
...security...
the trick above works flawlessly 4 me
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But what about the Killing the usernames, works defenetly NOT, search
google ;) we are not alone...?
On your PC no usernames are shown if you tick the disable_user_list
checkbox?
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 19:00, Starfly wupperb...@gmx.de wrote:
Yes thats it...
many people are talking about, that
Yes thats the bug, occuring today...same for other users...
If u check this box, or leave it blank...the summary is the same : The
usernames are all shown in the Login
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I think this option window was VERY useful, if the original gdm graphical
configuration window is not compatible with new gdm, then at least it could be
a new one simpler. But the original window has a lot of useful options like
remote login, autologin, themes, etc... if the graphical tool
It doesn't appear that setting automatic login manualy works either.
#/etc/gdm/gdm.conf
AutomaticLoginEnable=true
AutomaticLogin=jacob
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I disagree with with setting this to priority Wishlist. Having a
graphical configuration for the display manager may be a wish for a
server distro, but it certainly is a requirement for Ubuntu. Also this
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and/or theme their login window, if this feature is missing it will
definitely be a regression because all the previous versions of Ubuntu
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The new gdm version has been blocked for a year due to those
consideration but things don't move if nobody is under some pressure to
get the work done that's why the change is made in karmic which is a
technology version change before the next lts, such comments about users
who will complain is
Sebastien--I am just observing something that will come about most
likely very soon...I test to bring Ubuntu forward am not complaining
myself---I have commented in upstream bug reports am trying to make
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gdm 2.26 has
you are stating something obviously known which was documented in the
upload changelog for a reason anyway let's not discuss that and try to
resolve the issue and make the new gdm suitable for everybody, what
options do you think would be required out of the autologin and timed
login settings?
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