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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.

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Automatically log in again after &X server crash

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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.

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<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>

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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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Welcome to %s at %n

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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.

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This changes the font which is used for all the text in the login manager except for the greeting and failure messages.

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This changes the font which is used for failure messages in the login manager.