Open schweer-guest opened 5 years ago
I tried with dconf-editor to add an entry but it's not working. I tried also to modify:
/usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/31_ubuntu-mate.gschema.override
Not working.
The workaround was to remove arctica-greeter and keep lightdm.
Will Arctica-Greeter implement a toggle to present a language selection menu next to the power-on/off button on the login screen?
If the language selected is not "installed", can it be administrator-controlled to permit/disallow automatic installation of all files associated with that language for all installed applications?
Yes! I do mean trigger a system admin task to perform all the relevant language packs for all those applications that are already installed.
I see the menu selection (from the login screen) to trigger a pop-up as the first action taken after the user-session is fully open. That pop-up would request confirmation of the intent to perform the intended action, and if so, it would trigger an administrator password prompt to proceed with the task.
Debian Edu tries to provide a desktop environment with multiple language support. Both GNOME and KDE come with an internal language/region chooser. LDM (the LTSP login screen) has a language chooser since years. For Xfce, MATE, LXDE and LXQt a laguage choice doesn't seem to exist. The Lightdm GTK greeter can be configured to show a language chooser, see: https://salsa.debian.org/debian-edu/debian-edu-config/blob/master/share/debian-edu-config/lightdm-gtk-greeter.conf It would be nice to have such a chooser for the Arctica greeter as well.