Re: [orca-list] switching to unity 2d

[Thomas Ward <thomasward1978 gmail com>]

Hi William,

Yes, you can. It doesn't require sight to do this. Simply follow these 
directions and you can do it yourself.

1. When you boot Ubuntu you will end up on the LightDM login screen. 
Most of the time you will land on the password entry field.

2. Tab once to the sessions button and press enter to open the sessions 
menu.

3. Down arrow twice to the Ubuntu 2D option, and press enter.

4. Shift+tab back to the password entry field.

5. Type your password and press enter to login.

If you find you are unable to do this there is another way to do this by 
editing configuration files, but I find this method the easiest.

HTH

On 4/21/2012 10:26 AM, william lomas wrote:
>         hi all, apparently from what i am reading i need to set my default login to 2d for unity yet if i 
> have no orca at login which i can not get to work then i assume i can not do this.
>
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