Ubuntu 18.04 login screen looks weird

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It asks for login profile name and then password. Is it some kind of problem or it looks that way?



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      It asks for login profile name and then password. Is it some kind of problem or it looks that way?



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          Check your installation log under /var/log/apt/history.log. You will probably find that you (perhaps by accident) installed a package called "xdm". Simply removing the xdm package using this command



          sudo apt remove xdm


          should switch back to which ever login manager you were using before. As an alternative to uninstalling xdm you could use the following command



          sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3


          to make ubuntu use the default login manager again.






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            Check your installation log under /var/log/apt/history.log. You will probably find that you (perhaps by accident) installed a package called "xdm". Simply removing the xdm package using this command



            sudo apt remove xdm


            should switch back to which ever login manager you were using before. As an alternative to uninstalling xdm you could use the following command



            sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3


            to make ubuntu use the default login manager again.






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              Check your installation log under /var/log/apt/history.log. You will probably find that you (perhaps by accident) installed a package called "xdm". Simply removing the xdm package using this command



              sudo apt remove xdm


              should switch back to which ever login manager you were using before. As an alternative to uninstalling xdm you could use the following command



              sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3


              to make ubuntu use the default login manager again.






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                Check your installation log under /var/log/apt/history.log. You will probably find that you (perhaps by accident) installed a package called "xdm". Simply removing the xdm package using this command



                sudo apt remove xdm


                should switch back to which ever login manager you were using before. As an alternative to uninstalling xdm you could use the following command



                sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3


                to make ubuntu use the default login manager again.






                share|improve this answer













                Check your installation log under /var/log/apt/history.log. You will probably find that you (perhaps by accident) installed a package called "xdm". Simply removing the xdm package using this command



                sudo apt remove xdm


                should switch back to which ever login manager you were using before. As an alternative to uninstalling xdm you could use the following command



                sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3


                to make ubuntu use the default login manager again.







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