delqhi
October 21st, 2012, 12:17 PM
there is one desktop in my office that is dual boot running ubuntu v.10 and ms-os (boot to grub). since last week, in my spare time, I try to fix it. the ms-os is infected by virus (what a surprise), because a co-worker bring her children to work and they installed any random games that internet can offer. obviously it got infected. so i wipe out that lame os.
but than i update ubuntu to kernel 3.2 and sudo apt-get install lubuntu, because unity reduce productive for office duty.
this is the first time i use lubuntu, so i know a little in how to configure it...
for example, every time i login, i got bombarded by unnecessary error pop-up along with request to report it. how to stop this auto report? the error is not that important, since after i close the report request, lubuntu just running fine.
i figure disabling as much as possible start-up service perhaps will solve the problem. mainmenu >preferences > desktop session setting offer less option than gnome-desktop start-up service setting. for example, i want to disable is vnc and openssh-server, desktop session setting, but i can not find it in desktop session setting. also, i want to disable auto login screen. in gnome-desktop i can disable gdm in start-up setting service. is there better menu in lubuntu that i can do that (mark or unmark which service that i want to run)?
i like when linux welcoming me with terminal and asking me to login to shell. in gnome-desktop, i will type sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start, if i want to move to desktop environment.
so..how to do that with lubuntu?
but than i update ubuntu to kernel 3.2 and sudo apt-get install lubuntu, because unity reduce productive for office duty.
this is the first time i use lubuntu, so i know a little in how to configure it...
for example, every time i login, i got bombarded by unnecessary error pop-up along with request to report it. how to stop this auto report? the error is not that important, since after i close the report request, lubuntu just running fine.
i figure disabling as much as possible start-up service perhaps will solve the problem. mainmenu >preferences > desktop session setting offer less option than gnome-desktop start-up service setting. for example, i want to disable is vnc and openssh-server, desktop session setting, but i can not find it in desktop session setting. also, i want to disable auto login screen. in gnome-desktop i can disable gdm in start-up setting service. is there better menu in lubuntu that i can do that (mark or unmark which service that i want to run)?
i like when linux welcoming me with terminal and asking me to login to shell. in gnome-desktop, i will type sudo /etc/init.d/gdm start, if i want to move to desktop environment.
so..how to do that with lubuntu?