Removing login username password screen to Autologin

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I am using UP Board. IT has Ubilinux installed in it. I have made a browser kiosk so that it automatically logs in to the browser full screen mode but I am having an issue on reboot. Whenever I try to reboot I have to enter a password on Login screen. I want it to be removed so that it can auto logged in without any input from user.The boot up page



The OS selection screen. Maybe version would help you?



Login Page. This is the page I want to remove. I have several options as you can see on top left corner 8n Session. I want to use LXDE as my current session.






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  • can you tell us which display manager ubilinux uses? Autologin usually has to do with /etc/<name of display manager>.conf file
    – Ankur S
    8 hours ago











  • if it is gdm, take a look at help.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/…
    – Ankur S
    8 hours ago










  • I think its LXDE. How do i know which display manager I am using?
    – Usman Khan
    8 hours ago










  • see since ubilinux is based on debian , do cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager. Most probably and by the looks of it your display manager is lxdm. For that autologin procedure is explained here
    – Ankur S
    7 hours ago















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I am using UP Board. IT has Ubilinux installed in it. I have made a browser kiosk so that it automatically logs in to the browser full screen mode but I am having an issue on reboot. Whenever I try to reboot I have to enter a password on Login screen. I want it to be removed so that it can auto logged in without any input from user.The boot up page



The OS selection screen. Maybe version would help you?



Login Page. This is the page I want to remove. I have several options as you can see on top left corner 8n Session. I want to use LXDE as my current session.






password user-input







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  • can you tell us which display manager ubilinux uses? Autologin usually has to do with /etc/<name of display manager>.conf file
    – Ankur S
    8 hours ago











  • if it is gdm, take a look at help.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/…
    – Ankur S
    8 hours ago










  • I think its LXDE. How do i know which display manager I am using?
    – Usman Khan
    8 hours ago










  • see since ubilinux is based on debian , do cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager. Most probably and by the looks of it your display manager is lxdm. For that autologin procedure is explained here
    – Ankur S
    7 hours ago













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I am using UP Board. IT has Ubilinux installed in it. I have made a browser kiosk so that it automatically logs in to the browser full screen mode but I am having an issue on reboot. Whenever I try to reboot I have to enter a password on Login screen. I want it to be removed so that it can auto logged in without any input from user.The boot up page



The OS selection screen. Maybe version would help you?



Login Page. This is the page I want to remove. I have several options as you can see on top left corner 8n Session. I want to use LXDE as my current session.






password user-input







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I am using UP Board. IT has Ubilinux installed in it. I have made a browser kiosk so that it automatically logs in to the browser full screen mode but I am having an issue on reboot. Whenever I try to reboot I have to enter a password on Login screen. I want it to be removed so that it can auto logged in without any input from user.The boot up page



The OS selection screen. Maybe version would help you?



Login Page. This is the page I want to remove. I have several options as you can see on top left corner 8n Session. I want to use LXDE as my current session.






password user-input




password user-input






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  • can you tell us which display manager ubilinux uses? Autologin usually has to do with /etc/<name of display manager>.conf file
    – Ankur S
    8 hours ago











  • if it is gdm, take a look at help.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/…
    – Ankur S
    8 hours ago










  • I think its LXDE. How do i know which display manager I am using?
    – Usman Khan
    8 hours ago










  • see since ubilinux is based on debian , do cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager. Most probably and by the looks of it your display manager is lxdm. For that autologin procedure is explained here
    – Ankur S
    7 hours ago

















  • can you tell us which display manager ubilinux uses? Autologin usually has to do with /etc/<name of display manager>.conf file
    – Ankur S
    8 hours ago











  • if it is gdm, take a look at help.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/…
    – Ankur S
    8 hours ago










  • I think its LXDE. How do i know which display manager I am using?
    – Usman Khan
    8 hours ago










  • see since ubilinux is based on debian , do cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager. Most probably and by the looks of it your display manager is lxdm. For that autologin procedure is explained here
    – Ankur S
    7 hours ago
















can you tell us which display manager ubilinux uses? Autologin usually has to do with /etc/<name of display manager>.conf file
– Ankur S
8 hours ago





can you tell us which display manager ubilinux uses? Autologin usually has to do with /etc/<name of display manager>.conf file
– Ankur S
8 hours ago













if it is gdm, take a look at help.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/…
– Ankur S
8 hours ago




if it is gdm, take a look at help.gnome.org/admin/system-admin-guide/stable/…
– Ankur S
8 hours ago












I think its LXDE. How do i know which display manager I am using?
– Usman Khan
8 hours ago




I think its LXDE. How do i know which display manager I am using?
– Usman Khan
8 hours ago












see since ubilinux is based on debian , do cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager. Most probably and by the looks of it your display manager is lxdm. For that autologin procedure is explained here
– Ankur S
7 hours ago





see since ubilinux is based on debian , do cat /etc/X11/default-display-manager. Most probably and by the looks of it your display manager is lxdm. For that autologin procedure is explained here
– Ankur S
7 hours ago











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Since your Display Manager seems to be lxdm, you should follow the following procedure. You have to edit the Display manager Config options for autologin.
The file is /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf.



  1. sudo nano /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf


  2. Find the line #autologin=something


  3. Replace it with autologin=UP or whatever your username happens to be.


  4. Reboot


For more info see here






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    Since your Display Manager seems to be lxdm, you should follow the following procedure. You have to edit the Display manager Config options for autologin.
    The file is /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf.



    1. sudo nano /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf


    2. Find the line #autologin=something


    3. Replace it with autologin=UP or whatever your username happens to be.


    4. Reboot


    For more info see here






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      Since your Display Manager seems to be lxdm, you should follow the following procedure. You have to edit the Display manager Config options for autologin.
      The file is /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf.



      1. sudo nano /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf


      2. Find the line #autologin=something


      3. Replace it with autologin=UP or whatever your username happens to be.


      4. Reboot


      For more info see here






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        Since your Display Manager seems to be lxdm, you should follow the following procedure. You have to edit the Display manager Config options for autologin.
        The file is /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf.



        1. sudo nano /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf


        2. Find the line #autologin=something


        3. Replace it with autologin=UP or whatever your username happens to be.


        4. Reboot


        For more info see here






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        Since your Display Manager seems to be lxdm, you should follow the following procedure. You have to edit the Display manager Config options for autologin.
        The file is /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf.



        1. sudo nano /etc/lxdm/lxdm.conf


        2. Find the line #autologin=something


        3. Replace it with autologin=UP or whatever your username happens to be.


        4. Reboot


        For more info see here







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