Ok folks, I evidently did something I shouldn't have. I gried to just let vinux audomatically log me in, instead of having to type my password in every time. Now, I get the login music I normally get, but no Orca, and it doesnt' connect my internet connection any more. So, from the console, how do I get my login screen back, or is there another fix?
Hi,
there's been a bug in Ubuntu for the longest time now. Wehn you set yourself to autologin you have to enter your gnome-keyring password which is probably but may not be the same as your login password. It has the added disadvantage of not being accessible because it comes up beofre Orca starts talking, and you don't really get auto log in because you still have to enter your password, just in a different spot. It seems to me though, they are in no hurry to fix this bug because it's been around for ever, at least since 8.04. I'm not really sure how to disable it, and you may have to do something in order to get to the password field but I don't think so. If you can get a hold of a pair of eyeballs you may not have to reinstall though.
HTH and sorry for the bad tidings.
Storm
On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 12:49 PM, Mark Peveto <mpev...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Ok folks, I evidently did something I shouldn't have. I gried to just let vinux audomatically log me in, instead of having to type my password in every time. Now, I get the login music I normally get, but no Orca, and it doesnt' connect my internet connection any more. So, from the console, how do I get my login screen back, or is there another fix?
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I ended up getting back in, and got orca to start. I was able to fix it back. You're right though, I did end up having
to enter my password, but I did it on just a guess, since I didn't know what the heck it wanted. The login screen is back the way it was. I won't mess with that again! Hahaha!
On Fri, 16 Nov 2012, Storm Dragon wrote:
> Hi,
> there's been a bug in Ubuntu for the longest time now. Wehn you set yourself to autologin you have to enter your gnome-keyring password which is probably but may not be the same as your login password. It has the added disadvantage of not being accessible because it comes up beofre Orca starts talking, and you don't really get auto log in because you still have to enter your password, just in a different spot. It seems to me though, they are in no hurry to fix this bug because it's been around for ever, at least since 8.04. I'm not really sure how to disable it, and you may have to do something in order to get to the password field but I don't think so. If you can get a hold of a pair of eyeballs you may not have to reinstall though.
> HTH and sorry for the bad tidings.
> Storm
> On Wed, Nov 14, 2012 at 12:49 PM, Mark Peveto <mpev...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> from: Mark Peveto <mpev...@gmail.com>
>> date: Wed, Nov 14 11:49 AM -06:00 2012
>> to: vinux-support@googlegroups.com
>> reply-to: vinux-support@googlegroups.com
>> subject: [VINUX-SUPPORT] grrr
>> Ok folks, I evidently did something I shouldn't have. I gried to just let vinux audomatically log me in, instead of having to type my password in every time. Now, I get the login music I normally get, but no Orca, and it doesnt' connect my internet connection any more. So, from the console, how do I get my login screen back, or is there another fix?
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