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Change lock screen to gdm in kubuntu (kde)
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I have installed gdm3 on Kubuntu and changed the default display manager from sddm to gdm3, and the login screen works fine, it looks just like Ubuntu. but the lock screen (when you press ctrl+alt+L) still looks like the standard KDE lock screen. Is it possible to change the lock screen to gdm3?
kubuntu kde gdm display-manager
asked Jun 14 at 23:08
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I have installed gdm3 on Kubuntu and changed the default display manager from sddm to gdm3, and the login screen works fine, it looks just like Ubuntu. but the lock screen (when you press ctrl+alt+L) still looks like the standard KDE lock screen. Is it possible to change the lock screen to gdm3?
kubuntu kde gdm display-manager
asked Jun 14 at 23:08
Hussam Al-hassanHussam Al-hassan
12 bronze badges
I suspect my answer below is not what you want. In any case, if you like the look of Ubuntu, why not just use Ubuntu and install whichever "KDE" applications you need?
– DK Bose
Jun 15 at 4:27
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I have installed gdm3 on Kubuntu and changed the default display manager from sddm to gdm3, and the login screen works fine, it looks just like Ubuntu. but the lock screen (when you press ctrl+alt+L) still looks like the standard KDE lock screen. Is it possible to change the lock screen to gdm3?
kubuntu kde gdm display-manager
asked Jun 14 at 23:08
Hussam Al-hassanHussam Al-hassan
12 bronze badges
I have installed gdm3 on Kubuntu and changed the default display manager from sddm to gdm3, and the login screen works fine, it looks just like Ubuntu. but the lock screen (when you press ctrl+alt+L) still looks like the standard KDE lock screen. Is it possible to change the lock screen to gdm3?
kubuntu kde gdm display-manager
kubuntu kde gdm display-manager
asked Jun 14 at 23:08
Hussam Al-hassanHussam Al-hassan
12 bronze badges
asked Jun 14 at 23:08
Hussam Al-hassanHussam Al-hassan
12 bronze badges
asked Jun 14 at 23:08
Hussam Al-hassanHussam Al-hassan
12 bronze badges
asked Jun 14 at 23:08
Hussam Al-hassanHussam Al-hassan
12 bronze badges
asked Jun 14 at 23:08
Hussam Al-hassanHussam Al-hassan
12 bronze badges
12 bronze badges
I suspect my answer below is not what you want. In any case, if you like the look of Ubuntu, why not just use Ubuntu and install whichever "KDE" applications you need?
– DK Bose
Jun 15 at 4:27
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I suspect my answer below is not what you want. In any case, if you like the look of Ubuntu, why not just use Ubuntu and install whichever "KDE" applications you need?
– DK Bose
Jun 15 at 4:27
I suspect my answer below is not what you want. In any case, if you like the look of Ubuntu, why not just use Ubuntu and install whichever "KDE" applications you need?
– DK Bose
Jun 15 at 4:27
I suspect my answer below is not what you want. In any case, if you like the look of Ubuntu, why not just use Ubuntu and install whichever "KDE" applications you need?
– DK Bose
Jun 15 at 4:27
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On a normal Kubuntu system, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior > Screen Locking > Appearance and choose the image you want. You can even point to an appropriate image stored somewhere on your system or download an image from KDE Store:
Note: I'm using the default display manager and not gdm3. I don't know if there are any side-effects to changing display managers.
answered Jun 15 at 2:18
DK BoseDK Bose
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It's not the background image that I want to change, but the entire interface. I think that the gdm3 login/lock screen looks a lot cleaner than sddm. I there was a gdm3 theme for sddm I would use it but I could not find one.
– Hussam Al-hassan
Jun 16 at 10:26
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On a normal Kubuntu system, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior > Screen Locking > Appearance and choose the image you want. You can even point to an appropriate image stored somewhere on your system or download an image from KDE Store:
Note: I'm using the default display manager and not gdm3. I don't know if there are any side-effects to changing display managers.
answered Jun 15 at 2:18
DK BoseDK Bose
20.9k14 gold badges58 silver badges120 bronze badges
It's not the background image that I want to change, but the entire interface. I think that the gdm3 login/lock screen looks a lot cleaner than sddm. I there was a gdm3 theme for sddm I would use it but I could not find one.
– Hussam Al-hassan
Jun 16 at 10:26
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On a normal Kubuntu system, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior > Screen Locking > Appearance and choose the image you want. You can even point to an appropriate image stored somewhere on your system or download an image from KDE Store:
Note: I'm using the default display manager and not gdm3. I don't know if there are any side-effects to changing display managers.
answered Jun 15 at 2:18
DK BoseDK Bose
20.9k14 gold badges58 silver badges120 bronze badges
It's not the background image that I want to change, but the entire interface. I think that the gdm3 login/lock screen looks a lot cleaner than sddm. I there was a gdm3 theme for sddm I would use it but I could not find one.
– Hussam Al-hassan
Jun 16 at 10:26
add a comment
|
On a normal Kubuntu system, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior > Screen Locking > Appearance and choose the image you want. You can even point to an appropriate image stored somewhere on your system or download an image from KDE Store:
Note: I'm using the default display manager and not gdm3. I don't know if there are any side-effects to changing display managers.
answered Jun 15 at 2:18
DK BoseDK Bose
20.9k14 gold badges58 silver badges120 bronze badges
On a normal Kubuntu system, open System Settings > Desktop Behavior > Screen Locking > Appearance and choose the image you want. You can even point to an appropriate image stored somewhere on your system or download an image from KDE Store:
Note: I'm using the default display manager and not gdm3. I don't know if there are any side-effects to changing display managers.
answered Jun 15 at 2:18
DK BoseDK Bose
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It's not the background image that I want to change, but the entire interface. I think that the gdm3 login/lock screen looks a lot cleaner than sddm. I there was a gdm3 theme for sddm I would use it but I could not find one.
– Hussam Al-hassan
Jun 16 at 10:26
add a comment
|
It's not the background image that I want to change, but the entire interface. I think that the gdm3 login/lock screen looks a lot cleaner than sddm. I there was a gdm3 theme for sddm I would use it but I could not find one.
– Hussam Al-hassan
Jun 16 at 10:26
It's not the background image that I want to change, but the entire interface. I think that the gdm3 login/lock screen looks a lot cleaner than sddm. I there was a gdm3 theme for sddm I would use it but I could not find one.
– Hussam Al-hassan
Jun 16 at 10:26
It's not the background image that I want to change, but the entire interface. I think that the gdm3 login/lock screen looks a lot cleaner than sddm. I there was a gdm3 theme for sddm I would use it but I could not find one.
– Hussam Al-hassan
Jun 16 at 10:26
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I suspect my answer below is not what you want. In any case, if you like the look of Ubuntu, why not just use Ubuntu and install whichever "KDE" applications you need?
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Jun 15 at 4:27