slick-greeter - Man Page

distro agnostic LightDM greeter

Synopsis

slick-greeter [ Options ]

Description

Slick Greeter is a LightDM greeter for all desktops. It is run by the LightDM daemon if configured in lightdm.conf. It is not normally run by a user, but can run in a test mode with the --test-mode option. This allows the interface to be tested without installing an updated version.

Options

-v, ā€‰--version

Show release version.

--test-mode

Run the greeter in a test mode inside the current X session.

-?, ā€‰--help

Show help options.

Configuration File-Format

/etc/lightdm/slick-greeter.conf
Available configuration options are listed below.
background=

Background file to use, either an image path or a color (e.g. #772953)

background-color=

Background color (e.g. #772953), set before wallpaper is seen

draw-user-backgrounds=

Whether to draw user backgrounds (true or false)

draw-grid=

Whether to draw an overlay grid (true or false)

show-hostname=

Whether to show the hostname in the menubar (true or false)

show-keyboard=

Whether to show the keyboard indicator in the menubar (true or false)

show-a11y=

Whether to show the accessibility options in the menubar (true or false)

show-power=

Whether to show the power indicator in the menubar (true or false)

show-clock=

Whether to show the clock in the menubar (true or false)

show-quit=

Whether to show the quit menu in the menubar (true or false)

=

Logo file to use

=

Logo file to use for other monitors

theme-name=

GTK+ theme to use

icon-theme-name=

Icon theme to use

font-name=

Font to use

xft-antialias=

Whether to antialias Xft fonts (true or false)

xft-dpi=

Resolution for Xft in dots per inch

xft-hintstyle=

What degree of hinting to use (hintnone/hintslight/hintmedium/hintfull)

xft-rgba=

Type of subpixel antialiasing (none/rgb/bgr/vrgb/vbgr)

onscreen-keyboard=

Whether to enable the onscreen keyboard (true or false)

high-contrast=

Whether to use a high contrast theme (true or false)

screen-reader=

Whether to enable the screen reader (true or false)

play-ready-sound=

A sound file to play when the greeter is ready

hidden-users=

List of usernames that are hidden until a special key combination is hit

group-filter=

List of groups that users must be part of to be shown (empty list shows all users)

enable-hidpi=

Whether to enable HiDPI support (on/off/auto)

only_on_monitor=

Sets the monitor on which to show the login window, -1 means "follow the mouse"

See Also

lightdm

Info

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