I wrote:
> F23 with KDE uses the SDDM display manager by default. This is
> totally impractical in an environment, like ours, where users are
> authenticated through the network. There are literally hundreds of
> possible users. Scrolling through that many pseudo-pictures to find
> yourself is stu
CLOSE Dave posted on Thu, 11 Feb 2016 18:04:03 -0800 as excerpted:
> F23 with KDE uses the SDDM display manager by default. This is totally
> impractical in an environment, like ours, where users are authenticated
> through the network. There are literally hundreds of possible users.
> Scrolling t
CLOSE Dave wrote:
> F23 with KDE uses the SDDM display manager by default. This is totally
> impractical in an environment, like ours, where users are authenticated
> through the network. There are literally hundreds of possible users.
> Scrolling through that many pseudo-pictures to find yourself
On 12 February 2016 at 11:04, CLOSE Dave
wrote:
> There are literally hundreds of possible users.
> Scrolling through that many pseudo-pictures to find yourself is stupid!
>
I think that themes for SDDM other than the default have different
arrangements for the login screen.
For example, the 'c
CLOSE Dave composed on 2016-02-11 18:04 (UTC-0800):
> F23 with KDE uses the SDDM display manager by default. This is totally
> impractical in an environment ... There has to be a way to allow a user to
> explicitly enter his name without having to select it from any kind of
> list. Ideas?
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F23 with KDE uses the SDDM display manager by default. This is totally
impractical in an environment, like ours, where users are authenticated
through the network. There are literally hundreds of possible users.
Scrolling through that many pseudo-pictures to find yourself is stupid!
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