login screen

By default,when you start up your ubuntu computer ,the system will give you a login screen before you get to your X session.This is a good idea for multi-user environments or in any situation where other people have physical access to your computer.Still, many users are used to just being logged in automatically, and don’t want to fuss with loggin

Sexy theme for ubuntu login screen. Go through 4 images that show what is my idea of an attractive and simple login screen. Lets make ubuntu pretty!

Have you ever cruised by Office Depot to checkout the new PCs only to findout that the Vista login screen is password protected?Suffer no more my friend!

Follow the steps below and it'll fix you right up...

It's a Binary World 2.0: "For the past week to two weeks I've done something I hadn't done in years--I switched my default desktop environment in my GDM login screen..."

For the past week to two weeks I’ve done something I had’t done in years - I switched my default desktop environment in my GDM login screen.

I’ve been logging into Xfce instead of my usual Gnome. There are basically three reasons why I’m loving Xfce over Gnome.

Customize easily your Ubuntu Login screen with different cool themes. This quick tutorial shows you how. [Learn]

I just upgraded from gusty to hardy heron about 3 minutes ago. And I reboot my machine and hoping that my new hardy heron will load smoothly without any errors.

And suddenly, my boot time took forever to load the login screen :(

ChannelWeb has a glowing review of Fedora 9 Beta. "On the desktop front, Fedora 9 Beta offers GNOME 2.22 and KDE 4.0.2 as the defaults.

GNOME 2.22 in Fedora 9 has better file system performance, security improvements, and the ability to manage power right at the login screen (quite handy on a laptop).

There's better Bluetooth integration, especially for Palm devices."

Jesse Keating has announced the availability of the beta release of Fedora 9. Highlights: "GNOME 2.22, with new features like a helpful world time clock, better file system performance, security improvements, power management at the login screen, the ability to dynamically configure displays, better Bluetooth integration; KDE 4.0.2,....

Hi, When I leave my desktop to idle over night, I wake up in the morning and find it on the login screen.

Then I try to move the mouse and it just locks up and I would have to hold the power button to turn it off.

Ive been having this issue with my new d