Re: [orca-list] Odd question - installed gnome into ubuntu, and, it won't accept my login password



Hi,

I believe that if you create a new user it will log in, there is
probably something preventing you logging in.

Also, if you have run out of disk space this can cause problems logging in.


cheers

Rob




On 04/01/18 04:20, Jacob Kruger wrote:
While am still waiting to get hold of a display, to then try sort out
boot-up off a flash drive, which will have ubuntu-mate installer
package on it, I powered up the desktop PC, and, used the following 
command, to, in the mean time, get the gnome desktop interface running
on the machine:

sudo apt-get install ubuntu-gnome-desktop


While it did ask me for the password for my account, and then
continued with installation process, prompting me to select display
manager at the end, etc., if I now power up the machine again, then if
I select ubuntu as the session option, it will accept the same
password, but, if I select either gnome default, or gnome classic as
the session option, it will then not accept the same password, for the
same account?

As in, while the same process worked fine under the virtual instance,
running inside VMWare on my windows laptop, it's a bit strange that
it's behaving so differently on the desktop PC?

Any thoughts on interim workarounds, or even just reasons why this
could occur?

Stay well

Jacob Kruger
Blind Biker
Skype: BlindZA
"Resistance is futile, but, acceptance is versatile..."

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