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How to remove graphical login from ubuntu?
Hey!
I put xUbuntu on the netbook, now the only thing that bothers me is the graphical input.
It was possible to remove Lightdm, but the endless loading of the splashscreen remained (when pressing Alt + F1, a login prompt appears).
Question. How wiser to remove the graphical input, splashscreen, but leaving xfce to be able to work in two modes.
UPD: I found
a
simple, oddly enough, solution that does not delete -- disable splash screen (it's
even
better
) sudo /etc/default/grub
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash"
sudo update-grub2
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Question. How wiser to remove the graphical input, splashscreen, but leaving xfce to be able to work in two modes.
Lightdm removed successfully
update-rc.d lightdm disable
Then you can run it manually through /etc/init.d/lightdm or configure startx (which, however, is not secure if strangers have physical access to the machine).
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