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If this is checked, KDM will use the settings below for the background. If it is disabled, you have to look after the background yourself. This is done by running some program (possibly xsetroot) in the script specified in the Setup= option in kdmrc (usually Xsetup).

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This is the "headline" for KDM's login window. You may want to put some nice greeting or information about the operating system here.<p>KDM will substitute the following character pairs with the respective contents:<br><ul><li>%d -> current display</li><li>%h -> host name, possibly with domain name</li><li>%n -> node name, most probably the host name without domain name</li><li>%s -> the operating system</li><li>%r -> the operating system's version</li><li>%m -> the machine (hardware) type</li><li>%% -> a single %</li></ul>

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You can choose to display a custom logo (see below), a clock or no logo at all.

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Click here to choose an image that KDM will display. You can also drag and drop an image onto this button (e.g. from Konqueror).

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Here you specify the relative coordinates (in percent) of the login dialog's <em>center</em>.

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You can choose a basic GUI style here that will be used by KDM only.

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You can choose a basic Color Scheme here that will be used by KDM only.

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You can choose whether and how KDM shows your password when you type it.

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Here you can choose the language used by KDM. This setting does not affect a user's personal settings; that will take effect after login.

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Welcome to Kubuntu at %n