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Hello everyone,
I have a fresh install of dapper drake and I would like to change two things from the default behavior:
1) How do you change to a "single click" desktop?
2) Can this system "remember" the last logged in username and go straight to the password prompt?
Any pointers in the right direction will be appreciated.
I have a fresh install of dapper drake and I would like to change two things from the default behavior:
1) How do you change to a "single click" desktop?
2) Can this system "remember" the last logged in username and go straight to the password prompt?
Any pointers in the right direction will be appreciated.
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Originally Posted by w1r3sp33d
Hello everyone,
I have a fresh install of dapper drake and I would like to change two things from the default behavior:
1) How do you change to a "single click" desktop?
2) Can this system "remember" the last logged in username and go straight to the password prompt?
Any pointers in the right direction will be appreciated.
1) in gconf-editor go into apps->nautilus->preferences and change click_policy to "single"
2) system->administration->login window; click the security tab, then tick enable automatic login and put your name in the box
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Originally Posted by w1r3sp33d
Wow that was fast, thanks!
I did the first one but I am skipping the second, I was hoping to have username populated but still require authenticaion (not a big deal.)

you could always try the login style with the face browser - then you can double click on your icon and put your password in (kind of like xp home style).
i guess unless you have a long name just typing in your login is fastest
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