On 17/04/14 04:12, Daniel Espinosa
wrote:
I've installed on a real machine Ubuntu GNOME 14.04
for 16th April.
I have a partiion for /home then I select to upgrade
Ubuntu Trusty to Ubuntu GNOME Trusty. It takes long time,
2 hours at least. My last installation (a Ubuntu GNOME
Trusty beta version) have no special software installed
other than default from installation.
If you cross-graded from a normal Ubuntu install, you might may need
to manually switch to using gdm, rather than lightdm
sudo dkg-reconfigure gdm
then select gdm
I have an issue, when try to Authenticate, no password is
recognized; I wrote my password several times, some times
slowly to avoid typos, but several times later it recognize
it, some times I need to block my screen, unlock with my
password and then try to authenticate.
I've tried to authenticate to add my system users, shell
popups a dialog for authentication, but it doesn't recognize
the password several times.
I think this is CRITICAL bug! Could any one confirm it.
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