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[theworldhadteeth]

Hey everyone!
This is my first post here (I think). I am using Kubuntu 8.04 with the KDE version that installs by default.
Ok, my question:
You know how when you are at the graphical login screen and in the username text-field the last person that was in the system is always still pre-typed there? Well, I want to make that go away. I want the username text-field to be blank when a person logs out and it sits at the login screen waiting for the next user. Does that make any sense?

In Winblows you can use gpedit to edit the policies and fix that. I'm counting on the gurus here to know a way to do it for Kubuntu KDE. Can anyone help me out? Let me know if you need more info from me.

Thanks,
Tony

[taladan]

K Menu->System Settings->Advanced->Login Manager->Convenience->Administrator Mode->Preselect User check 'none'->Apply->Exit system settings menu.

Tal

[theworldhadteeth]

That worked perfect, thanks! I knew there had to be an option somewhere, but for the life of me I could not find it! Thanks again!
Tony

[taladan]

Quite welcome ;)

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Tal