Difference between revisions of "BIOS and UEFI"

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-* [[Install Display Managers|Install New Display Managers]]
+* [[Grub-Customizer]]
-: ''How to install MDM, GDM, KDM, LXDM, SDDM, and SLiM. ''
+: ''Easily customize GRUB2 with the Grub-Customizer GUI tool.''
-* [[Openbox: Auto-Login for Window_Managers]]
-: ''How-To start Openbox without a login manager.''
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 AS UEFI systems still contain the old BIOS system, UEFI can be disabled or even removed completely to run in "Legacy Mode". The author did so with a laptop using a 1 Terrabyte (TB) hard-disk, which the BIOS can handle.
-* [[LXDM_Configuration|LXDM: Customisation]]
-: ''Customise LXDM used by the XFCE, Cinnamon and Openbox flavours''
-* [[SLiM_Configuration|SLiM: Customisation]]
-: ''Configure SliM to launch desktop environments, enable auto-login, and change themes. ''
-* [[LightDM Auto Login|LightDM: Enable Auto Login]]
-: ''Bypass the login screen to get straight to your desktop (Manjaro 0.8.0). ''
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