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  1. 04-24-2009 #1
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    RHEL-Login Banner for GUI

    How do I configure a login banner for the GUI? I already figured out how to configure a banner for the command line.
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    Quote Originally Posted by newbie56 View Post
    How do I configure a login banner for the GUI? I already figured out how to configure a banner for the command line.
    You mean the splash screen that comes up when the system is booting?
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
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    It could be gnome splash screen or gdm login theme or is it something else?
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    Yes, the login splash screen that comes up asking for username and password.
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    Quote Originally Posted by newbie56 View Post
    Yes, the login splash screen that comes up asking for username and password.
    Well, I know that on my CentOS/RHEL workstation, as well as on my Ubuntu laptop, there are tools in the administration menus to accomplish that - to use another image file instead of the default one that you see when you log in. What version of RHEL Linux are you running?

    I am running CentOS/RHEL 5.3. If you go to Start->System->Login Screen, you will see how to change the theme/background that is displayed for the login GUI.
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    Eyecandy for your GNOME-Desktop - GNOME-Look.org

    Here. get some GDM themes..
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