I have used Mondo Rescue on another system and I like it because it creates an ISO file that can be used to reinstall a full backup of the system after a crash. They have been ignored, or old ones used instead.Īnd if I then try to install Mondo Rescue anyway it fails: $ sudo apt-get install mondo W: Failed to fetch Unable to fetch file, server said 'Failed to open file. Unable to fetch file, server said 'Failed to open file. That appeared to work but then when I run "sudo apt-get update" it appears that some things aren't being found: Get:1 7.1 Release.gpg Rather than either of the choices shown for Debian 5 or 6.
I was following the instructions at except that I had to adjust the wget statement to specify Debian 7, so in other words I used That loads the login screen faster than other display managers.I have been trying to install the Mondo Rescue Disaster Recovery Tool on a system running Debian 7.7 without much success. This how-to guide helps you with the installation of the Lightdm display manager on a Ubuntu desktop system. sudo apt remove lightdm sudo apt autoremove Conclusion Now, uninstall the lightdm package from the system. Uninstall Lightdmīefore uninstalling the lightdm, switch back to gdm3 display manager sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3 In case, you still do not see the above screen reboot your system once. Next time you will see the Lightdm login screen as shown below screenshot: Ubuntu login screen with lightdm Lightdm is now the default display manager on your Ubuntu desktop. Use the keyboard UP+DOWN buttons to select lightdm and then press TAB to select the Ok button and hit Enter.
You will get a list of installed display managers below: Select lightdm as default display manager You need to run the following command to set lightdm as the default display manager on your Ubuntu system.
Once the lightdm is installed on your system. sudo apt update sudo apt install lightdm Configure Lightdm as Default Display Manager You can install lightdm on Ubuntu by running the following commands. LightDM packages are available under default apt repositories. This tutorial will help you to install the LightDM display manager on the Ubuntu Desktop system.
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