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-=head1 NAME
-
-gdm - GNOME Display Manager
-
-=head1 SYNOPSIS
-
-gdm
-
-=head1 DESCRIPTION
-
-B<gdm> is the equivalent of xdm(1x) or wdm(1x), but uses the GNOME
-libraries to provide a GNOME look-and-feel. It provides the GNOME
-equivalent of a "login:" prompt.
-
-The full B<gdm> manual is installed as
-F</usr/share/gnome/help/gdm/C/index.html> on your system. This is only a brief
-summary - the HTML manual is the canonical documentation.
-
-B<gdm> reads F</etc/gdm/gdm.conf> for its configuration. For each
-local display, gdm starts an X server and runs gdmlogin(8x) on that
-display. The main gdm process also listens for XDMCP requests from
-remote displays. These requests can either be direct, causing B<gdm>
-to start a gdmlogin(8x) on the remote display, or indirect, causeing
-a gdmchooser(8x) to be opened.
-
-When managing a display, B<gdm> attempts to execute
-F</etc/gdm/Init/>I<display>, or F</etc/gdm/Init/Default> if that does
-not exist. When a user logs in, B<gdm> first attempts
-F</etc/gdm/PreSession/>I<display> (or F</etc/gdm/PreSession/Default>),
-and then one of the sessions in F</etc/gdm/Sessions>. When the session
-has completed, B<gdm> attempts to run
-F</etc/gdm/PostSession/>I<display>, or
-F</etc/gdm/PostSession/>I<Default>. Of all these files, only the
-F</etc/gdm/Sessions> one is required to exist.
-
-B<gdm> maintains information about the displays it is managing in
-F</var/lib/gdm>. This includes xauth information, so this directory
-is not readable to normal users.
-
-B<gdm> uses PAM to perform authentication using the config file
-F</etc/pam.d/gdm>.
-
-=head1 AUTHOR
-
-Martin Kasper Petersen <mkp@SunSITE.auc.dk>
-
-This manual page written by Steve Haslam <araqnid@debian.org> for
-Debian GNU/Linux. Updated by Raphaël Hertzog <hertzog@debian.org>.
-Updated by Ryan Murray <rmurray@debian.org>.
-
-=cut