Local

Select the type of interface to use for the login screen when users log in from a local system. Select one of the following options from the drop-down list: 

• Graphical greeeter: Select this option to use a graphical login screen when users log in from a local system.

• Standard greeeter: Select this option to use the standard GNOME login screen when users log in from a local system.

Remote

Select the type of interface to use for the login screen when users log in from a remote system. Select one of the following options from the drop-down list: 

• Graphical greeeter: Select this option to use a graphical login screen when users log in from a remote system.

• Standard greeeter: Select this option to use the standard GNOME login screen when users log in from a remote system.

Always use 24 hour clock format

Select this option to display the time on the login screen in the 00.00 to 24.00 format. 

Welcome string

Type a welcome message to display on the standard GNOME login screen when users log in from a local system. 

If you want to display the system name in the welcome message, type %n in this text box.

Remote welcome string

Type a welcome message to display on the standard GNOME login screen when users log in from a remote system. 

Login a user automatically on first bootup

Select this option to log in a user automatically when the user boots up the system for the first time. 

Automatic login username

Use the drop-down combination box to enter a username to use when the system logs in a user automatically. 

Login a user automatically after a specified number of seconds

Select this option to log in a user automatically after an interval that you specify. 

Timed login username

Use the drop-down combination box to enter a username to use when the system logs in a user automatically after an interval. 

Seconds before login

Use the spin box to specify how long to wait to log in the user automatically.