Translations by Tamas Szanto

Welcome to %s at %n

Convenience (&7)

Us&er:

Dialog (&2)

Theme (&4)

Specif&y

Shutdown (&5)

Convenience (&7)

Preselect the user specified in the combo box below. Use this if this computer is predominantly used by a certain user.

General (&1)

Users (&6)

Background (&3)

E&nable background

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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Enable Au&to-Login

Turn on the auto-login feature. This applies only to KDM's graphical login. Think twice before enabling this!

Use&r:

Select the user to be logged in automatically.

Loc&k session

The automatically started session will be locked immediately (provided it is a KDE session). This can be used to obtain a super-fast login restricted to one user.

Preselect User

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Prev&ious

Preselect the user that logged in previously. Use this if this computer is usually used several consecutive times by one user.

Specifi&ed:

Preselect the user specified in the combo box to the right. Use this if this computer is predominantly used by a certain user.

Select the user to be preselected for login. This box is editable, so you can specify an arbitrary non-existent user to mislead possible attackers.

Focus pass&word

When this option is on, KDM will place the cursor in the password field instead of the user field after preselecting a user. Use this to save one key press per login, if the preselection usually does not need to be changed.

Enable Password-&Less Logins

When this option is checked, the checked users from the list below will be allowed to log in without entering their password. This applies only to KDM's graphical login. Think twice before enabling this!

No password re&quired for:

Check all users you want to allow a password-less login for. Entries denoted with '@' are user groups. Checking a group is like checking all users in that group.

Miscellaneous

Automatically log in again after &X server crash

When this option is on, a user will be logged in again automatically when their session is interrupted by an X server crash; note that this can open a security hole: if you use a screen locker than KDE's integrated one, this will make circumventing a password-secured screen lock possible.

&Greeting:

<p>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><p>KDM will substitute the following character pairs with the respective contents:</p><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>

Logo area:

&None

Show cloc&k

Sho&w logo

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

&Logo:

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).

Dialog &position:

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<h1>KDM - Dialog</h1> Here you can configure the basic appearance of the KDM login manager in dialog mode, i.e. a greeting string, an icon etc.