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I've just installed a new sarge on my system with KDE, but everytime i boot i get an ugly debian log in screen with no option else than logging in
Is there a way to change the screen to a more nicer one like the kde default? I looked around the options in kde but i didn't found what to change
There's no button to reboot or shutdown the comp either
If you go to control center then login manager you can change around the background and some other things and you can goto control center > splash screen to change that around.
Originally posted by BajaNick If you go to control center then login manager you can change around the background and some other things and you can goto control center > splash screen to change that around.
I already did that and that didn't change anything
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