Automatically select last user on login screen ubuntu 18.10
I don't want to select a user each time my computer boots. How can I setup the same behavior as in previous versions of Ubuntu: I need to see password prompt for the last user directly after boot, without Enter.
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I don't want to select a user each time my computer boots. How can I setup the same behavior as in previous versions of Ubuntu: I need to see password prompt for the last user directly after boot, without Enter.
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I don't want to select a user each time my computer boots. How can I setup the same behavior as in previous versions of Ubuntu: I need to see password prompt for the last user directly after boot, without Enter.
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asked Jan 20 at 20:41
MalamutMalamut
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I don't want to select a user each time my computer boots. How can I setup the same behavior as in previous versions of Ubuntu: I need to see password prompt for the last user directly after boot, without Enter.
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One way to solve this would be to install a different login manager.
For example, SDDM - the login manager for KDE does what you want it to do: it will automatically select the previous user and will focus the password entry so you can just type your password and ENTER to log in - with no additional clicking needed.
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One way to solve this would be to install a different login manager.
For example, SDDM - the login manager for KDE does what you want it to do: it will automatically select the previous user and will focus the password entry so you can just type your password and ENTER to log in - with no additional clicking needed.
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One way to solve this would be to install a different login manager.
For example, SDDM - the login manager for KDE does what you want it to do: it will automatically select the previous user and will focus the password entry so you can just type your password and ENTER to log in - with no additional clicking needed.
answered Jan 20 at 22:52
GussGuss
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One way to solve this would be to install a different login manager.
For example, SDDM - the login manager for KDE does what you want it to do: it will automatically select the previous user and will focus the password entry so you can just type your password and ENTER to log in - with no additional clicking needed.
answered Jan 20 at 22:52
GussGuss
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One way to solve this would be to install a different login manager.
For example, SDDM - the login manager for KDE does what you want it to do: it will automatically select the previous user and will focus the password entry so you can just type your password and ENTER to log in - with no additional clicking needed.
answered Jan 20 at 22:52
GussGuss
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answered Jan 20 at 22:52
GussGuss
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answered Jan 20 at 22:52
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