gdmchooser at startup

[Magnus Therning]

On Mon, Jun 13, 2005 at 08:35:06PM +0200, Martin Holt Juliussen wrote:
>man, 13,.06.2005 kl. 19.18 +0100, skrev Magnus Therning:
>
>>>I'm experimenting with X-terminals and I want gdm to show gdmchooser
>>>instead of the standard gdm screen at startup. I have not found it in
>>>gdmconfig or gdm.conf. Can anyone clearify this?
>> 
>> Configure GDM to use the "standard greeter" on localhost using
>> System->Administration->Login Screen Setup.
>
>Also thanks to you, but this isn't what I'm looking for either. I don't
>want the user to be able to log in locally. I can get to the gdmchooser
>from the standard greeter, but also from all the GNOME gdm themes (not
>the Ubuntu one) so that is not the solution. It should have been
>possible to choose "XDMCP chooser" in gdmconfig.

So, what is it you want? With some more requirements it might be easier
to understand what you are asking for.

If I am to guess you'd like to have GDM running, but only allowing
logins via XDMCP. Is that right?

Why isn't it enough to disconnect screen, keyboard, and mouse, while
leaving GDM running?

/M

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