you should undo your changes - it's always a good idea to have a log (hand written on a piece of paper to help if you can't log in)
The themes are in
/usr/share/gdm/themes
gdm theme changed, now blank screen....:(
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Re: gdm theme changed, now blank screen....:(
This isn't Windows ... De-installing and re-installing is not going to help you as most likely the config file will just remain there on the disk and just become active again when you re-install.67comet wrote:Code: Select all
sudo aptitude reinstall gdm
It would be better if you went into your system's preferences menu and changed the login manager settings.
scorp123 wrote
For something so important as gdm I would only use that as the very last resort
Yes - if you want to get completely rid of something you do67comet wrote:This isn't Windows ... De-installing and re-installing is not going to help you as most likely the config file will just remain there on the disk and just become active again when you re-install.Code: Select all
sudo aptitude reinstall gdm
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apt-get --purge remove your_program
Yes, that's pretty much "heavy metal" ... e.g. like cleaning a house by having a bulldozer run through it.Husse wrote: Yes - if you want to get completely rid of something you doFor something so important as gdm I would only use that as the very last resortCode: Select all
apt-get --purge remove your_program