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Hi to everyone.
I am an happy user of Intel Compute Stick - Linux Version.
I work in a company which is developing a Digital Signage solution based on small devices like Raspberry and, of course, Intel Compute Stick.
Everything works fine if I start the device in "normal way" (eg: with Lightdm at boot starting the full desktop environment). However if I remove the Window environment from starting sequence, performances seems very instable; the device responds very slowly via WiFi and CPU speed continues to jump from 400 Mhz to full speed.
I haven't been able to find out what does the lightdm start script does to the device to stabilize performances; is there anyone there who can help me ?
Thank you for your help,
Luca
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Intel Customer Support is looking into this issue and I will get back to you as soon as possible.
I apologize for the inconvenience you are having with this product and I hope we can provide a solution or at least an explanation for the issue.
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Hi LucaBoss,
You already know that LightDM* is the display manager running in Ubuntu. It starts the X servers, user sessions and greeter (login screen). The default greeter in Ubuntu is Unity Greeter
If you have any further questions I would recommend that you go directly to Canonical*. Here is the home website: http://www.canonical.com/ Canonical | The company behind Ubuntu
Regards,
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Hello All:
rguevara, thank you for the information provided regarding this Ubuntu inquiry.
LucaBoss, in case any additional questions related to Ubuntu, the recommendation would be to visit the forum provided previously: http://www.canonical.com/ Canonical | The company behind Ubuntu
Regards,
Esteban C

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