[techtalk] How do I get rid of login screen

[Karl-Heinz Zimmer]

Hi Davida,

it's nice to see that you don't take my 'string advice
tooo seriously!  ;-)

After sending the letter I aksed myself if it was to harsh
but you've prooven to have the right kind of humor for it.

Please let us all know, if you manage to 'get rid of' that
ulgy ;) login procedure: it would be most interesting if (if!)
you can do it without having you mother logged into as root.

Cheers,

Karl-Heinz


>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

On 31.01.00, 17:36:36, "Davida Schiff" <dschiff at entrypoint.com> wrote 
regarding Re: [techtalk] How do I get rid of login screen:


> Hi Karl,

> No I am not mad. Thanks to all for their suggestions. I think I am 
going to
> play with the code a bit <GRIN> and/or write a script to see if I can 
wipe
> out the logon screen. It just seems like Linux should be able to boot 
right
> into GNOME's desktop the way (forgive me) Windows 3.10 does. Hope 
everyone's
> weekend was wonderful.

> Davida
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Karl-Heinz Zimmer" <khz at snafu.de>
> To: <techtalk at linuxchix.org>
> Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2000 5:09 AM
> Subject: Re: [techtalk] How do I get rid of login screen


> > On 28.01.00, 23:10:17, Davida Schiff wrote:
> >
> > > I guess I was not clear. I am setting up this PC for
> > > my mom. I want her to be able to power on and have
> > > the PC go directly into the GNOME desktop. No user
> > > (or root) login screen at all.  I have already
> > > figured out how to get rid of the splash and help
> > > screens that come up by default. This is just to
> > > play games with.  Thanks again
> >
> > Hi Davida,
> >
> > please (please!) don't be angry about me: I _did_ under-
> > stand you right before but I am still very sure that it
> > is not a good idea to get rid of the login procedure.
> >
> > Sorry about that, but why not giving your mother a nice
> > little account e.g. called 'mom' without any password
> > but reserve the true 'root' account for yourself to pre-
> > vent her from destroying the system by accident?
> >
> > It hard to believe for me that it would be to much work
> > for her to enter 'mom' after booting linux.
> >
> > (Forgive me for being such a pest,
> >  but I am sure this would be better.)
> >
> > Kindest regards,
> >
> > Karl-Heinz
> > --
> > K.-H. Zimmer     *     Hamburg     *     Germany
> >
> >
> >
> >
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