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more... - Version: 1.0, 4/24/2007 05:23PM PST
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W-Creative
A bit more information would be helpful. I'm not about to install, via a package, any application which alters the OS without knowing what benefits there are and what exactly it does.
usage:
loginoptions
-read
-auto[login] off
<username> | <uid> [-pass[word] <password>
-login[windowstyle] all[users] | name[andpass]
-showrestart[buttons] yes | no
-showinput[menu] yes | no
-use[voiceover] yes | no]
-showhints yes | no
-num[loginfailuresbeforehint] <num>
-fastuserswitching on | off
-fastusermenu[style] icon | name | short[name]
usage: autologin will ask for the <username>'s password if none is supplied
usage: this utility requires that you are root or sudo'd into root