File wdm-config.in of Package wdm

! file wdm-config.in
! wdm specific options
!
!
DisplayManager*wdmLogin:        /usr/bin/wdmLogin
!
! display screen background--if not set or set to none, then the
!                            background is not set by wdm.
! DisplayManager*wdmBg:         none
DisplayManager*wdmBg:         solid:RoyalBlue
! DisplayManager*wdmBg:         dgradient:RoyalBlue,FireBrick,Black
! DisplayManager*wdmBg:         hgradient:RoyalBlue,FireBrick,Black
! DisplayManager*wdmBg:         vgradient:RoyalBlue,FireBrick,Black
! DisplayManager*wdmBg:         pixmap:/usr/local/etc/wdm/pixmaps/Stars.jpg
!
! optional pixmap for logo
! DisplayManager*wdmLogo:  /usr/local/etc/wdm/pixmaps/Eagle.xpm
DisplayManager*wdmLogo:         /etc/X11/wdm/pixmaps/SUSE.png
!
! optional help file to display in the help panel
! long lines may cause an ugly display 
! DisplayManager*wdmHelpFile:   /etc/motd
!
! optional default username and password (in clear text)
! which wdm should use if nothing is typed by the user.
! it's strongly suggested that wdm-config should be
! chmod 600 and owned by root if you want to use this
! feature, or else you could open a huge security hole
! in your system, letting anyone to log in as this default
! user. In any case if you want to use this feature do
! it with a very restricted account, and especially NOT
! WITH THE root ACCOUNT !!! 
!DisplayManager*wdmDefaultUser:	 nobody
!DisplayManager*wdmDefaultPasswd: dumb_clear_text_passwd
!
! commands for reboot and halt 
!       -- be sure to edit these if the
!          system is not linux.
DisplayManager*wdmReboot:       /sbin/shutdown -r now
DisplayManager*wdmHalt:         /sbin/shutdown -h now
! alternates (for Linux)
! DisplayManager*wdmReboot:     /sbin/shutdown -t3 -r now
! DisplayManager*wdmHalt:               /sbin/shutdown -t3 -h now
!
! true/false to require valid username/passwd to reboot,halt, or exit
DisplayManager*wdmVerify:       false
! true/false to require root as valid username/passwd to reboot,halt, or exit
DisplayManager*wdmRoot:         false
! true=enable, false=disable shake and rollup animations
DisplayManager*wdmAnimations:   true