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Fixing Ubuntu's broken excuse for a login screen
- randallsquared 17y agoOr install kubuntu-desktop, switch to it for login (kdm), and select the Gnome environment there. I find this provides me with a nicer login screen, and a nicer set of pointers (for some reason), without starting any other KDE stuff when I actually login, so it doesn't slow down my system. When I buy a new machine, I may actually have the spare power to run KDE entirely. :/
- nailer 17y agoIf you're concerned about account enumeration on a desktop OS (server edition doesn't use X), then you can disable it in GDM. This seems like an angry rant by someone who doesn't bother investigating anything.