I’m trying to set the default login options using systemsettings and I’m not not being allowed access to the module
If I open systemsettings as a user the module shows in 'advanced" but it is grayed out and the is no way to switch to root as there is in the kde3 equivalent.
If I kdesu systemsettings then the login manager module is not displayed
Of course I can (should be able to) switch user and open a 2nd session as root, except that when using kde4-kdm this errors out so my only option is to logout as user and login as root.
There must be a better way or is there?
running kde4 unstable which is kde4.2beta (I believe).
thanks,
Suse 11.0 x64, Kde 4.1beta (factory repo), Opera 9.x weekly
Umm…For right now, no (as far as I know). This is one of the many naggling little details that is missing from KDE4 right now. Why not log into a kde 3 user session to use kdm as opposed to a root login in 4?
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>> There must be a better way or is there?
> Umm…For right now, no (as far as I know). This is one of the many
> naggling little details that is missing from KDE4 right now. Why not log
> into a kde 3 user session to use kdm as opposed to a root login in 4?
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actually I had been using kde3’s kdm and kcontrol (from within kde4) for this but when I upgraded to 4.2 beta figured I’d try kde4’s kdm and when it didn’t work then I posted to see if others had the same issue.
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Suse 11.0 x64, Kde 4.1beta (factory repo), Opera 9.x weekly