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ferreirafm
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 Posted: Thu Apr 18, 2013 9:14 pm Post subject: [SOLVED] kde authentication screen vs. lock screen |
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Hi there,
In my kde-4.10.1 installation, the authentication screen is different from that of the lock kscreensaver. Shouldn't they be the same? Can anybody confirm such behavior?
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ShadowHawk92
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ferreirafm,
I'm not sure I'm understanding your question right, but for me (also running KDE 4.10.1) the initial login screen, and the unlock screen that shows when I'm afk > 10 minutes are not the same screen. The background is different, and the input field for the unlock screen is smaller.
I don't think they're supposed to be the same though. |
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ferreirafm
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Hi ShadowHawk92,
Don't know why, for some reason I was thinking they should be the same.
Anyway, thanks for helping. |
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py-ro
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The 1st one is kdm, but you could configure kdm to autlogin you in a locked session.
It has the advantage, that if you finaly type in your password, you don't have to wait for the kde session coming up. (On a single user system)
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ferreirafm
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| py-ro wrote: | | The 1st one is kdm, but you could configure kdm to autlogin you in a locked session. |
Sounds interesting. Thanks for sharing. |
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