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Hi All, I have been working on this script for my install for quite awhile and almost everything is done (installs, uninstalls, setting up wireless, etc...) but now I want ...
  1. 06-28-2009 #1
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    Changing GDM setup from Terminal?

    Hi All,

    I have been working on this script for my install for quite awhile and almost everything is done (installs, uninstalls, setting up wireless, etc...) but now I want to get to the....prettier stuff.

    Two questions:

    1. How do I add GDM themes to the list from terminal? Right now I go through the login window GUI but it'd be nice to add them without having to do it through that (so I can automate it )

    2. How do I then change the setup to where I can have multiple that it chooses from and that it chooses from those I've added (again, I do this through the GUI but...you get the point)


    Thanks all!
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    You can use gconftool to edit gdm settings from the command line.

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