As a work around you can install wdm: $ sudo apt-get install wdm ... Select 'wdm' as your default manager
It's kinda ugly but it works, and you can put in a background with the ugly square boxes and X style buttons
Then cd /etc/X11/wdm and edit wdm-config:
. . . # Don't listen for XDMCP ! DisplayManager.requestPort: 0 . . .
Comment out the requestPort line with a '!' and restart.
As a work around you can install wdm:
$ sudo apt-get install wdm
...
Select 'wdm' as your default manager
It's kinda ugly but it works, and you can put in a background with the ugly square boxes and X style buttons
Then cd /etc/X11/wdm and edit wdm-config:
. . . requestPort: 0
# Don't listen for XDMCP
! DisplayManager.
. . .
Comment out the requestPort line with a '!' and restart.