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i have install kubuntu desktop a few hour ago on my ubuntu, after installation it ask me whether i want kde to be default, i answered yes. however, later i ...
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- 07-14-2006 #1
boot screen and login screen
i have install kubuntu desktop a few hour ago on my ubuntu, after installation it ask me whether i want kde to be default, i answered yes. however, later i found that gnome boot and login screen is better, so i switched to gnome session as default. the problem is now that my boot screen is kubuntu, my login splash is gnome but background is kde blue, login window is also kde. what should i do change my gnome boot and login screen back?
help?
- 07-14-2006 #2
may be you should play around more with that stuff it's easy ...not that diff.
- 07-14-2006 #3
sorry i think i didnt explain clearly, my problem is:
I installed KDE desktop on Ubuntu, and now I can't launch the "login window" from the system/adminstration menu. When I click on it and the hour glass just runs, then nothing. Any ideas?
- 07-15-2006 #4
- 07-15-2006 #5Just Joined!
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You could try
Code:sudo apt-get remove kdesktop
- 07-16-2006 #6
i got a better solution, just wanna to share with those who get the same prob

just execute sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm
then select gmone as default, then login setup manager will work and all the GDM, splash will return to normal, the only prob is that the grub screen is still kubuntu
its quite painful to do sudo apt-get remove kdesktop cos i have taken 1 hr to download it
- 12-02-2006 #7Just Joined!
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you have to write the following in a terminal or konsole etc.
(you might write kdm too, doesent make any difference) I hope this helpsCode:sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm

EDIT: I didnt notice that the problem was solved in the last post... Sorry =P
- 12-02-2006 #8
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That solved the problem for me. However, just after that I lost screen resolution options, it was only showing 640*480@60Hz.Code:sudo apt-get remove kdesktop sudo apt-get remove kdm sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm


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