Leo Simon
October 14th, 2012, 04:51 AM
Hi
I've just installed 12.04, which is nice but a little too automated for my liking.
I would like to be able to boot to a tty login screen, as I used to be able to do in 8.04. After logging in, I'd like to be able to login and then manually open my windows manager, as I did with 8.04. Could somebody explain how I might do this in 12.04?
Following another post, I tried changing the default run level in /etc/init/rc-sysinit.conf to either 1 or 3, rather than the default 2, but neither option gave me an old-fashioned login screen.
Thanks!
I've just installed 12.04, which is nice but a little too automated for my liking.
I would like to be able to boot to a tty login screen, as I used to be able to do in 8.04. After logging in, I'd like to be able to login and then manually open my windows manager, as I did with 8.04. Could somebody explain how I might do this in 12.04?
Following another post, I tried changing the default run level in /etc/init/rc-sysinit.conf to either 1 or 3, rather than the default 2, but neither option gave me an old-fashioned login screen.
Thanks!