i just installed XBMCbuntu and want to switch do UBuntu/Lubuntu/UNity
Where i can do some settings for my grahics
i hope you understand my problem, i don't know how to explain...
switch means something like log out from xbmc and login to ubuntu.
thx
dodge-wow
Junior Member Posts: 1 Joined: Apr 2012 Reputation: 0 |
HI,
i just installed XBMCbuntu and want to switch do UBuntu/Lubuntu/UNity Where i can do some settings for my grahics i hope you understand my problem, i don't know how to explain... switch means something like log out from xbmc and login to ubuntu. thx
(This post was last modified: 2013-05-16 11:51 by Kibje.)
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vikjon0
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Quote:switch means something like log out from xbmc and login to ubuntu.Yes....have to you tried to exit xbmc and loginto the xbmcbuntu session? EDIT: Or read one of the many many threads asking the same question.
(This post was last modified: 2012-05-08 12:33 by zag.)
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Piaf
Junior Member Posts: 1 Joined: May 2012 Reputation: 0 |
2012-05-10 09:49
Post: #3
To login to ubuntu (lubuntu for xbmcbuntu) just exit from xbmc, then you choose user : ubuntu and you enter your login and password you have choosen during installation of xbmcbuntu.
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phill1978
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2012-05-14 11:21
Post: #4
how do you autologin from exit of xbmc please ?
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peeves
Junior Member Posts: 5 Joined: Sep 2012 Reputation: 0 |
2012-09-19 06:11
Post: #5
How to exit from xbmc GUI?
does username: ubuntu already exist in default system ? |
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artrafael
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2012-09-19 07:33
Post: #6
(2012-09-19 06:11)peeves Wrote: How to exit from xbmc GUI?Click the "Power" icon on the lower-left of the screen. Quote:does username: ubuntu already exist in default system ?If you are running XBMCbuntu in "live" mode, the default username is XBMC, password is blank. If you installed XBMCbuntu on your system, the username/password are whatever username/password you chose during installation and setup. |
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Kings01
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2012-09-21 06:00
Post: #7
Can someone help? I dont have a user "ubuntu"
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vikjon0
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2012-09-21 07:38
Post: #8
who is talking about user ubuntu? See the answer above. If you are running of the CD/USB user is xbmc if you have installed you have yourself selcted user/pwd and we do not know what you entered.
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Bunto Skiffler
Senior Member Posts: 107 Joined: Jun 2012 Reputation: 0 |
2012-09-21 07:46
Post: #9
yeah, next time they should bridge xbmc & xbmcbuntu directly somehow. I get tired of logging in and out of both as well. my2c.
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artrafael
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2012-09-21 08:14
Post: #10
(2012-09-21 07:46)Bunto Skiffler Wrote: yeah, next time they should bridge xbmc & xbmcbuntu directly somehow. I get tired of logging in and out of both as well. my2c.Just have your system boot into the XBMCbuntu desktop all the time and have an auto-start job to launch XBMC. This will give you the impression that the system boots directly in XBMC, yet you have the option at any time to windowize/minimize XBMC to access the underlying OS via the desktop. No log-out/log-in necessary. Additionally, this lets you launch applications from within XBMC that require a window manager (e.g., web browser). Personally, I'm not very fond of running XBMC "stand-alone" since I want easy access to the OS without having to go into the console. |
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