It was like that before. But in lucid, you can have two sessions now, the GNOME one and the UNE one.
In fact, UNE is basically a GNOME session with some tweaked. The doc has been done by LaserJock if you don't need your GNOME session, you can screw it up there: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuNetbookEdition/ConvertGnomeSession ;)
Enjoy!
It was like that before. But in lucid, you can have two sessions now, the GNOME one and the UNE one.
In fact, UNE is basically a GNOME session with some tweaked. /help.ubuntu. com/community/ UbuntuNetbookEd ition/ConvertGn omeSession ;)
The doc has been done by LaserJock if you don't need your GNOME session, you can screw it up there: https:/
Enjoy!