Contents. Fedora Trinity Repository Installation Instructions 1. Configure the supplementary 3rdparty repositories Install RPMFUSION repository: 2. Download the repo configuration file corresponding to your distribution (as root user) For Fedora 26 (R14.0.4) rpm -Uvh For Fedora 27 (R14.0.4) rpm -Uvh 3. Install the Trinity desktop environment Choose one of the following scenarios. Install the minimalistic Trinity Desktop Environment: dnf install trinity-tdebase Install the entire Trinity Desktop Environment, without applications: dnf install trinity-desktop Install the entire Trinity Desktop Environment, with all applications: dnf install trinity-desktop-all 4.
Install Gdmsetup Fedora 25
Tried the following steps: Installed GDM packages using command line: yum install gdm -y Edited /etc/gdm/custom.conf file and added the foolowing entries: [xdmcp] Enable=true [security] DisallowTCP=false AllowRemoteRoot=true Rebooted RHEL7. One area where both Ubuntu and Fedora have done a great job is in making sure that the operating system's installation is as simple as possible. Systemctl enable gdm.service # systemctl restart gdm.service. If, for some reason, that doesn't work, check the status of gdm by executing # systemctl status -l gdm.service. And note any-and-all error messages that could help you narrow down the problem and lead you to a solution. For further details on.
(Optional) Install your locale translation package, e.g for French translation dnf install trinity-tde-i18n-French Koffice translations: dnf install trinity-koffice-i18n-French K3B translations: dnf install trinity-k3b-i18n-French Gwenview translations (all languages): dnf install trinity-gwenview-i18n Note: you can obtain a list of available TDE packages with the following command: dnf search trinity- 5. (Optional) Sets TDM as the default display manager You must disable your current DM (e.g. KDM, GDM, XDM.) service and then enable the TDM service. Systemctl disable gdm.service systemctl disable kdm.service systemctl disable xdm.service systemctl enable tdm.service Then reboot your computer.
I really don't like the login screen, but I can't seem to find any way to change it. I tried using the Login Manager (I'm using KDE), but regardless of the settings I apply here, nothing changes on the login screen. I also tried to download different themes and while they show that they have been installed, none of them appear in the theme selection window. Only the default themes are there. What's going on? Have I missed something obvious? BTW - can I change the avatar for users on the login?
The default weeble-wobble is kind of boring. Ummmm.right.yes, I tried using the login manager. Like I said in my original post: I tried using the Login Manager (I'm using KDE), but regardless of the settings I apply here, nothing changes on the login screen. I also tried to download different themes and while they show that they have been installed, none of them appear in the theme selection window. Only the default themes are there.
What's going on? Have I missed something obvious? It seems that changes I make in the Login Manager don't take effect.