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So I'm running Debian Squeeze 64-bit, and when I was messing around with it back when I first installed, I somehow managed to accidental switch to the kde login screen, ...
  1. 11-03-2011 #1
    Jekktis
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    How do I set/configure the login screen?

    So I'm running Debian Squeeze 64-bit, and when I was messing around with it back when I first installed, I somehow managed to accidental switch to the kde login screen, even though I run gnome, not kde. Is there a way of changing to login screen to gnome?

    Also, I tried configuring kde via System->Preferences->System Settings->Advanced->Login Manager and it won't let me configure anything for my current kde login, everything is grayed out. The Background tab says "the background cannot be configured separately in themed mode".
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  2. 11-07-2011 #2
    rbeyer1
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    Try installing Ubuntu Tweak. It allows you to further configure the login screen. If you have not already tried it, you could uninstall the kde login manager.
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  3. 11-07-2011 #3
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    As root
    Code:
    dpkg-reconfigure gdm
    Choose the one you want.

    Or if you don't want kdm at all, remove it

    Code:
    aptitude purge kdm
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