Check the logs located at /var/log. Look for either Xorg or XF86. The files that end with a 9.log are error logs. If you are using XFS (X Font Server) make sure you start it first before starting GUI. Sometimes nVidia drivers (modules) screws up the loading process of XFS, so you may have to reboot the computer. Rebooting sometimes works. If you are not using XFS, check the font paths listed in either /etc/X11/xorg.conf or /etc/X11/XF86Config. What I mean check if there is fonts that are under a certain directory that /etc/X11/xorg.conf or /etc/X11/XF86Config listed. If you have paths that does not point to any fonts, comment the line by using # in the beginning of the line or reinstall the fonts.
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this is a computer lab and all systems r working in linux.
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Can I come and use your computers because my computer lab is using Windows and they are slow to login.