Ubuntu uses GDM: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GDM
gelatinepudding1
joined 2 years ago
I always use draw.io
Our company has this piece of software which has a lot of legacy shit. The installation process is complicated and it has a lot of loose batch, vbs and reg scripts which needs to be manually run. So someone from the company who made the software installs the software for us trough remote desktop connection. I always imagine that person to be a wizard.
Yes, cracking .NET app with dnSpy is way easier than raw x86 Assembly. I cracked some bought software we use at work, because the stupid DRM made my job harder. Lucky for me because they were written in .NET. I also bypassed some limits set by the app. I tried IDA pro but the gui is already complex. You also need to know how .exe file works and how it gets loaded in memory with the libraries.
You will get downvoted to oblivion if you dont put [m] in your title. Which I understand.
+1 for seedhost.eu, using it for years. It is easy to enable services like Sonarr.
Hide user from login list
The users for the gdm user list are gathered by AccountsService. It will automatically hide system users (UID < 1000). To hide ordinary users from the login list create or edit a file named after the user to hide in /var/lib/AccountsService/users/ to contain at least:
/var/lib/AccountsService/users/username
[User] SystemAccount=true