Ubuntu vs. Kubuntu ... just one!
NoOp
glgxg at sbcglobal.net
Fri Jul 4 21:19:43 UTC 2008
On 07/04/2008 06:20 AM, Rick wrote:
>>>
>> OK, Steve,
>> I did the apt-get elimination. That was one long command line! I'll get
>> the missing favorites when all this is settled. Unfortunately, I still
>> have a Kubuntu login screen with a choice of three windowings: GNOME,
>> Kubuntu and KDE4. I'd like to get the Ubuntu login screen back before I
>> follow up on Karl's suggestion to shortcut the login process.
>>
>> Just ran Synaptic to find Kubuntu leavings. Now I'll reboot. If I don't
>> write for a long time, you'll know why!
>>
>> Rick
>>
>>
> That's it!
> I have a Ubunto screen when I start the computer. It then switches to
> blue with the four choices. I even tried Kubuntu (after I'd deleted
> everything) and it came up. Then I came back to Ubunto. This is insane.
> I have spent days and days on this foolishness. No system needs to be so
> convoluted. There's still enough Kubuntu trash around to start up the
> system and interfere with the Ubuntu login. I'll try the login shortcut.
> If that still hangs on a Kubuntu shard, I'm back to Windows and a
> predictable system that already does everything I need. If I succeed in
> the automatic login I'll continue, although frankly it's absurd to spend
> so much time on a system just to get minimum functionality.
>
> Rick
>
Sigh... you are pretty impatient eh? To get your standard Ubuntu login
screen back:
System|Administration|Login Window|Local|
Style: Themed with face browser
Theme: Selected only
Click the Human/Ubuntu Default Welcome Theme
Click "Close"
Log out. That's it!
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