The login screen is crashing before I can do anything, and then it keeps crashing when it tries to restart!
SOLVED: I ranto set it back at defaults, and that fixed things!Code:sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg
Background:
I've had an issue for the past week or so where I would have to log in twice; the first time it would show me this:
and then kick me back to the login screen, after which I could successfully log in. I didn't think much of it, but now something is SERIOUSLY wrong.
I changed my GDM theme earlier and logged out to see it, and that same thing happened. I changed it again and logged out, but this time when the login screen tried to load it crashed, showing me that above text again. It would immediately try to reload, and promptly crash just like before. This repeats a few times before a message pops up telling me the greeter application is crashing (duh!) and is going to try and start an alternative one. That won't work, though, because there is no alternative...so it enters the cycle of crashing again.
However, I've managed to Alt + F4 into a virtual terminal and log in, then start X with the "startx" command. Usually it kicks me off after a minute or two, though, but I think I've fixed that with "sudo killall Xorg" before starting X.
Please help, something is seriously wrong here! I haven't messed with anything significant lately, aside from following this guide: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=776739





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