How to login to LightDM from Ubuntu?

How to login to LightDM from Ubuntu?

Here is `/etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf: And here is /var/log/lightdm/x-0-greeter.log. This is from the recent login, where I tried to login with the user test, and then my default login, wmobbs.

Do you need to enable or disable LightDM?

In this article I go over lightdm configuration. This will teach you how to modify lightdm to choose a default desktop environment, theme, autologin, and even a VNC connection. Before you can enable the lightdm service you will need to disable your current display manager.

How to use LightDM as a guest account?

Note: You can use the autologin-guest instead of user to have it autologin as a guest account. At the buttom of the lightdm.conf file you will see VNC connection information. This information uses the tigervnc package and also is done using secure channel.

Why do I get password denied on LightDM?

It worked this morning, just does not seem to be working this evening. This seems to occurred after a shutdown after a wakeup from hibernation. I always get a password denied sort of thing:

How to read zsh files from home directory?

Then open another shell (type zsh ); that variable won’t be accessible anymore. This is the order in which these files get read. Keep in mind that it reads first from the system-wide file (i.e. /etc/zshenv) then from the file in your home directory (`~/.zshenv) as it goes through the order.

What’s the difference between.zlogin and.zprofile?

.zlogin and .zprofile are basically the same thing – they set the environment for login shells; they just get loaded at different times (see below). .zprofile is based on the Bash’s .bash_profile while .zlogin is a derivative of CSH’s .login. Since Bash was the default shell for everything up to Mojave, stick with .zprofile.

Is there a problem with Ubuntu 13.10 LightDM?

Nothing appears to be a problem in .xsession-errors. Yes, there are previous questions like this and this, but those did not help in anyway. Using Ubuntu 13.10, Intel i5 Lenovo G570 (integrated graphics, with Radeon HD 6370M discrete graphics – but I don’t think this is the problem) laptop.