In this video, I am going over how to make Linux login look better than Windows by modifying the config of LightDM. I go over 4 modifications to LightDM: Default Desktop Environment, Default Greeter, Autologin, and Themes.
Reference Guide: https://www.christitus.com/lightdm-configuration .
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Hello There,
I have a question.
can I create this window using Tkinter in python and use it as default window using lightdm, if yes then how can I move forward in this process
how did you do the command prompt prefix ?
how do i install webkit2 greeter for Debian? Can't locate the package or is this greeter not available for Debian?
He looks so young. He was still a baby.
acess denied…. but im the root?
how do i change login menu to load on a specific monitor(as i use dual monitor setup)? currently i am facing problem that the login menu is loading in secondary screen but i want it to be load in primary screen
lightdm is not working for some reason on my system. all i see is a blinking underscore symbol. im running arch
I can’t get a greeter to work at all. I’m on a raspberry pi 4 and it starts out on the CLI
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bro is that polybar or lemonbar? …. do you have dotfiles of this setup ?
How can I get such a menu/bar on the left and upper?
I tried using a tool that does this in fedora 36 with xfce (not the spin though, a COS)… It looks better already but none of the settings work… Time to learn more technobabble lol
Hi Chris, I'm currently running Pop OS 21.10 and I can't seem to configure it I don't see a lightdm
Conf but there is a lightdm.conf.d in the folder any tips
which desktop environment are u using
?
Today I went down the rabbit hole of customizing my laptop and hit a wall trying to add a custom login sound.. I spent a while trying to figure that out with no luck. Is that possible to do on Linux distros? I'm running Fedora 35.
Thanks
the end result does not look like your really cool custom greeter 😉
"Make Linux Login look better than windows"
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You are fun to watch chris!
I really like lightdm… but I think is unnecesary unless you really use it for more than just login to your user and that's it… I use ly it's as fast as you can get and yet I feel it looks great cause it's a simple TUI with the simple functionalities to log to an user and choose the WM it's great but lightdm is the second best or the best if you use more functionalities or are a user intimidated of a black screen ehehe 😛
Can I disable the default display manager after setting up lightdm?
I need to enable a user guest in my archlinux because My little brother will use my pc and I dont want that he breaks my pc. How can I enable a user guest with lightdm and archlinux?
This is supposed to work with Debian/Ubuntu -variants, but I cant get it to work with Pop OS.
The barebones default lightdm works, but as soon as you try to configure it (according to the way on this video), it crashes on boot.
Sometimes you can log in with tty5, but sometimes it wont boot at all and I had to use live-USB to mount the drive, chroot into it and then switch back to gdm3.
LightDM definitely is not "one of the best DM", because it just sucks on Wayland-only systems. + try to "user friendly" way to configure multiple displays where some of them are in portrait mode and few of them are of different size.
This broke my display manager, not sure how to fix it, not sure what to do. Followed the step by step instructions
Hey, I did part of this video and realised that it is not for me. I now get an error that says [FAILED] Failed to start Light Display Manager.
I only did sudo systemctl disable sddm and sudo system ctl enable lightdm.
Awesome tutorial! I was looking to get rid of the default login screen and this video helped a lot. Thank you!
What linux distro chris are you running arch???
<SOLVED> hen trying to enable lightdm on debian it gave the error:
The unit files have no installation config (WantedBy=, RequiredBy=, Also=,
Alias= settings in the [Install] section, and DefaultInstance= for template
units). This means they are not meant to be enabled using systemctl.
Please respond quickly as i can't currently shutdown my pc-
Jesus that felt complicated
I’m a simple man, I just startx
After doing this on Fedora 33 rebooted and now just get a blinking cursor..I obviously mucked something up…
How do you make lightdm exactly like the login screen on your thumbnail?
Can you make a video on how to make your distro look like that?
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Not Working for me
what's that awesome user session
The title is misleading. What does LightDM (or any DM, for X) have to do with Linux (a kernel) specifically?
um I might have missed a step or something. it says failed to start: Light Display Manager.
I'm using the default XFCE of Endeavor OS. will prob switch to cinnamon cause love the virtual display overview but ye.
How do you setup this up for dual monitors it only shows it for one.