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lightdm-settings is not opening (neither with GUI nor with Terminal) #51
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I am currently getting the same issue. |
A workaround is to ensure that the file
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@link0ff that works like a charm thank you! |
I am having the same issue. I have tried all the solutions mentioned on the web, but to no avail. |
Actually I realized that I needed to create a new file named slick-greeter.conf. So I created it with this:
After this, the |
Make sure you have slick-greeter 1.5.0 or newer installed. |
This was an issue on our side, triggered by a backport of lightdm-settings in Mint 20. It's fixed now. We backported slick-greeter 1.5.2 into Mint 20 today. |
Hello,
I am having an issue with starting lightdm-settings also known as Login Window (GUI) on my Linux Mint OS. So resorted to the terminal way using
sudo lightdm-settings
which gave me this output:I've also tried using
dconf-editor
as suggested in this issue), but I did not find the "clock-format" key. Any ideas?I'd appreciate any help I can get. Have a nice day.
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