Alan McKinnon wrote: > On Tuesday 23 June 2009 09:38:32 Dale wrote: > >> Neil Bothwick wrote: >> >>> On Tue, 23 Jun 2009 01:51:45 -0500, Dale wrote: >>> >>>> This sounds cool. I don't unmask a lot or anything but something like >>>> KDE 4 comes to mind for this. That requires a lot of work. I'm going >>>> to have to check to see if autounmask supports this too. >>>> >>> It does, it creates a file called autounmask-something, so it is obvious >>> where it came from and what it unmasks. >>> >> It's been a while since I used it but I thought I saw a update being >> done a while back. >> >> May try KDE 4 again soon. The biggest thing I hate about KDE 4 is the >> login screen. >> > > Well that's easy, just don't use kdm :-) > > If you want pretty, there's entrance > If you want light, there's slim > If you want hard-core, there's xdm > > There's also gdm. But I don't talk about gdm. It's personal, and painful. > Don't ask :-) > >
Well, what I don't like is the clock with no seconds. I have a changing background and I sort of like it to change on the 00's. I know exactly how long it takes for me to type in my password, hit return and it start the desktop. It's 11 seconds here. So, if I hit return right on 49 seconds, the background changes on the 00's every time. The new KDE login doesn't have a second hand so I have no idea when to hit the return key to login. I hate to say this, I may stick with KDE 3 until that is changed. There has to be a setting somewhere but this little idiot can't find it. I have never seen gdm so I'll take your word for it. I hate that little startx thing. That is ugly. O-o Dale :-) :-)
