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Where is the Lubuntu 19.04 auto-login?
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During installation of Lubuntu 19.04, there is an option to Log in automatically without asking for the password.
Unfortunately, I can't find this setting anymore after installation.
I searched on the net but couldn't find any similar issues.
E.g. https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/enable-lubuntu-auto-login/
is for 12.04 or lower and there is no directory named /etc/lxdm/ or /etc/lightdm/ in 19.04.
https://www.maketecheasier.com/enable-automatic-login-in-ubuntu/
is for Ubuntu and there is no Automatic Login setting in User Accounts.
lubuntu login
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During installation of Lubuntu 19.04, there is an option to Log in automatically without asking for the password.
Unfortunately, I can't find this setting anymore after installation.
I searched on the net but couldn't find any similar issues.
E.g. https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/enable-lubuntu-auto-login/
is for 12.04 or lower and there is no directory named /etc/lxdm/ or /etc/lightdm/ in 19.04.
https://www.maketecheasier.com/enable-automatic-login-in-ubuntu/
is for Ubuntu and there is no Automatic Login setting in User Accounts.
lubuntu login
edited Jul 6 at 10:12
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During installation of Lubuntu 19.04, there is an option to Log in automatically without asking for the password.
Unfortunately, I can't find this setting anymore after installation.
I searched on the net but couldn't find any similar issues.
E.g. https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/enable-lubuntu-auto-login/
is for 12.04 or lower and there is no directory named /etc/lxdm/ or /etc/lightdm/ in 19.04.
https://www.maketecheasier.com/enable-automatic-login-in-ubuntu/
is for Ubuntu and there is no Automatic Login setting in User Accounts.
lubuntu login
edited Jul 6 at 10:12
DK Bose
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During installation of Lubuntu 19.04, there is an option to Log in automatically without asking for the password.
Unfortunately, I can't find this setting anymore after installation.
I searched on the net but couldn't find any similar issues.
E.g. https://www.smarthomebeginner.com/enable-lubuntu-auto-login/
is for 12.04 or lower and there is no directory named /etc/lxdm/ or /etc/lightdm/ in 19.04.
https://www.maketecheasier.com/enable-automatic-login-in-ubuntu/
is for Ubuntu and there is no Automatic Login setting in User Accounts.
lubuntu login
lubuntu login
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There is a section in the Lubuntu manual that deals with this :-
https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.1/3.1.9/sddm_configuration.html?highlight=login
Chapter 3.1.9 SDDM configuration
Sddm is the display manager that shows up when you first log in to
Lubuntu or logout or choose to another session. This has no graphical
application to do this.
Usage
If you have autologin enabled and want to disable autologin open
the file /etc/sddm.conf as root. To do this run
lxqt-sudo featherpadand open/etc/sddm.conf. Then to disable
autologin remove the entire line [autologin].
To enable auto-login, you do the reverse (ie. add the line) but I would suggest reading it in the manual (it's better formatted than I can do)
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There is a section in the Lubuntu manual that deals with this :-
https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.1/3.1.9/sddm_configuration.html?highlight=login
Chapter 3.1.9 SDDM configuration
Sddm is the display manager that shows up when you first log in to
Lubuntu or logout or choose to another session. This has no graphical
application to do this.
Usage
If you have autologin enabled and want to disable autologin open
the file /etc/sddm.conf as root. To do this run
lxqt-sudo featherpadand open/etc/sddm.conf. Then to disable
autologin remove the entire line [autologin].
To enable auto-login, you do the reverse (ie. add the line) but I would suggest reading it in the manual (it's better formatted than I can do)
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There is a section in the Lubuntu manual that deals with this :-
https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.1/3.1.9/sddm_configuration.html?highlight=login
Chapter 3.1.9 SDDM configuration
Sddm is the display manager that shows up when you first log in to
Lubuntu or logout or choose to another session. This has no graphical
application to do this.
Usage
If you have autologin enabled and want to disable autologin open
the file /etc/sddm.conf as root. To do this run
lxqt-sudo featherpadand open/etc/sddm.conf. Then to disable
autologin remove the entire line [autologin].
To enable auto-login, you do the reverse (ie. add the line) but I would suggest reading it in the manual (it's better formatted than I can do)
answered Jul 6 at 9:44
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There is a section in the Lubuntu manual that deals with this :-
https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.1/3.1.9/sddm_configuration.html?highlight=login
Chapter 3.1.9 SDDM configuration
Sddm is the display manager that shows up when you first log in to
Lubuntu or logout or choose to another session. This has no graphical
application to do this.
Usage
If you have autologin enabled and want to disable autologin open
the file /etc/sddm.conf as root. To do this run
lxqt-sudo featherpadand open/etc/sddm.conf. Then to disable
autologin remove the entire line [autologin].
To enable auto-login, you do the reverse (ie. add the line) but I would suggest reading it in the manual (it's better formatted than I can do)
answered Jul 6 at 9:44
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There is a section in the Lubuntu manual that deals with this :-
https://manual.lubuntu.me/3/3.1/3.1.9/sddm_configuration.html?highlight=login
Chapter 3.1.9 SDDM configuration
Sddm is the display manager that shows up when you first log in to
Lubuntu or logout or choose to another session. This has no graphical
application to do this.
Usage
If you have autologin enabled and want to disable autologin open
the file /etc/sddm.conf as root. To do this run
lxqt-sudo featherpadand open/etc/sddm.conf. Then to disable
autologin remove the entire line [autologin].
To enable auto-login, you do the reverse (ie. add the line) but I would suggest reading it in the manual (it's better formatted than I can do)
answered Jul 6 at 9:44
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