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Description of problem: GDM blown away after disinstallation of Sugar WM Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Not applicable How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1.Install Sugar WM (as group) 2.dis-install Sugar WM (as group) 3. Actual results: after reboot no Gdm is available, I can start in text mode and then issue startx, gdm package has been deleted Expected results: It should work as expected, login window should be available Additional info: After re-installation of GDM system has recovered
gdm is deleted when sugar-desktop package is removed with yum. fedora 16 x86_64 sugar Version 0.94.0 Step to reproduce: 1, Add Sugar Desktop Environment package with Add/Remove Software 2. Try out Sugar in a Window 3. Remove Sugar Desktop Environment package with Add/Remove Software 4. (optional) spend two days trying to figure out why your laptop won't boot and how to reinstall gdm. After reinstalling gdm using a gdm rpm and the fedora 16 install disk, computer was able to boot. Even though the sugar desktop was removed, the sugar startup screen appears when booting.
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