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#| "<h1>Login Manager</h1> In this module you can configure the various "
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#| "aspects of the KDE Login Manager. This includes the look and feel as well "
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#| "as the users that can be selected for login. Note that you can only make "
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#| "changes if you run the module with superuser rights. If you have not "
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#| "started the KDE System Settings with superuser rights (which is "
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#| "absolutely the right thing to do, by the way), click on the <em>Modify</"
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#| "em> button to acquire superuser rights. You will be asked for the "
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#| "superuser password.<h2>General</h2> On this tab page, you can configure "
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#| "parts of the Login Manager's look, and which language it should use. The "
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#| "language settings made here have no influence on the user's language "
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#| "settings.<h2>Dialog</h2>Here you can configure the look of the \"classical"
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#| "\" dialog based mode if you have chosen to use it. <h2>Background</h2>If "
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#| "you want to set a special background for the dialog based login screen, "
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#| "this is where to do it.<h2>Themes</h2> Here you can specify a theme to be "
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#| "used by the Login Manager.<h2>Shutdown</h2> Here you can specify who is "
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#| "allowed to shutdown/reboot the machine and whether a boot manager should "
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#| "be used.<h2>Users</h2>On this tab page, you can select which users the "
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#| "Login Manager will offer you for logging in.<h2>Convenience</h2> Here you "
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#| "can specify a user to be logged in automatically, users not needing to "
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#| "provide a password to log in, and other convenience features.<br/>Note, "
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#| "that these settings are security holes by their nature, so use them very "
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"<h1>Login Manager</h1> In this module you can configure the various aspects "
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"of the KDE Login Manager. This includes the look and feel as well as the "
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"users that can be selected for login. Note that you can only make changes if "
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"you run the module with superuser rights. If you have not started the KDE "
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"System Settings with superuser rights (which is absolutely the right thing "
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"to do, by the way), click on the <em>Modify</em> button to acquire superuser "
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"rights. You will be asked for the superuser password.<h2>General</h2> On "
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"this tab page, you can configure parts of the Login Manager's look, and "
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"which language it should use. The language settings made here have no "
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"influence on the user's language settings.<h2>Dialog</h2>Here you can "
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"configure the look of the \"classical\" dialog based mode if you have chosen "
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"to use it. <h2>Background</h2>If you want to set a special background for "
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"the dialog based login screen, this is where to do it.<h2>Themes</h2> Here "
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"you can specify a theme to be used by the Login Manager.<h2>Shutdown</h2> "
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"Here you can specify who is allowed to shutdown/reboot the machine and "
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"whether a boot manager should be used.<h2>Users</h2>On this tab page, you "
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"can select which users the Login Manager will offer you for logging in."
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"<h2>Convenience</h2> Here you can specify a user to be logged in "
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"automatically, users not needing to provide a password to log in, and other "
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"convenience features.<br/>Note, that these settings are security holes by "
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"their nature, so use them very carefully."
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"you run the module with superuser rights.<h2>General</h2> On this tab page, "
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"you can configure parts of the Login Manager's look, and which language it "
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"should use. The language settings made here have no influence on the user's "
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"language settings.<h2>Dialog</h2>Here you can configure the look of the "
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"\"classical\" dialog based mode if you have chosen to use it. "
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"<h2>Background</h2>If you want to set a special background for the dialog-"
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"based login screen, this is where to do it.<h2>Themes</h2> Here you can "
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"specify the theme to be used by the Login Manager.<h2>Shutdown</h2> Here you "
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"can specify who is allowed to shutdown/reboot the machine and whether a boot "
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"manager should be used.<h2>Users</h2>On this tab page, you can select which "
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"users the Login Manager will offer you for logging in.<h2>Convenience</h2> "
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"Here you can specify a user to be logged in automatically, users not needing "
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"to provide a password to log in, and other convenience features.<br/>Note "
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"that by their nature, these settings are security holes, so use them very "
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"<h1>Administrator de autentificare</h1> În acest modul puteți configura "
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"diferite aspecte ale Administratorului de autentificare KDE. Acestea includ "