Ubuntu: Switch Between gdm and kdm Display Managers

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The display manager’s role is to provide graphical login functionality. If you have both GNOME and KDE installed on your system, you can easily switch between the two display managers to find one that meets your needs.


1, Open a terminal window.

2. Execute the following terminal command:sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm

3. In the Configuring gdm section, hit RETURN on the keyboard to select the OK box.

4. You will now select the default display manager, select either gdm or kdm, then select OK for your changes to be accepted.

 

5 Comments -


  1. Gen said on October 30, 2008

    Neatly explained…
    Thanks!!

  2. Rick said on October 30, 2008

    This article was very helpul, thanks!

  3. Rick said on October 30, 2008

    Wasn’t this article so useful??? Too bad they don’t add all possibilities to it on this website

  4. dennyhalim.com said on November 18, 2008

    me, i replace them with qingy.
    http://it.dennyhalim.com/2008/10/replacing-kdmgdmslim-with-qingy.html

  5. Ant said on December 31, 2008

    Nice, Saved me quite a bit of time

 

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