Part 1 of 2 of kdm rename

1 files changed, 7 insertions, 7 deletions

diff --git a/README.pam b/README.pam
index 544b4e83f..c7db9908a 100644
--- a/README.pam
+++ b/README.pam
@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 KDE can be configured to support the PAM ("Pluggable Authentication 
-Modules") system for password checking by the display manager kdm and 
+Modules") system for password checking by the display manager tdm and 
 by the screen saver kscreensaver (for unlocking the display).
 
 PAM is a flexible application-transparent configurable user-authentication 
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ By default, PAM is automatically used, if it is found. Use
 If PAM is found, KDE usually uses the PAM service "kde". You may
 override it for all KDE programs by using --with-pam=<service> and/or
 individually by using --with-<prog>-pam=<service>, where <prog> is
-one of kdm, kcp and kss (for kdm, kcheckpass and kscreensaver).
+one of tdm, kcp and kss (for tdm, kcheckpass and kscreensaver).
 
 "make install" will attempt to create suitable service definitions; either
 by putting files into /etc/pam.d/ or by adding text to /etc/pam.conf. The
@@ -35,18 +35,18 @@ services are just copies of the "login" service.
 You may want to edit these definitions to meet your needs.
 There are also two example service definitions in this directory -
 kde.pamd and kscreensaver.pamd - but don't just copy them!
-If the services are misconfigured, you will NOT be able to login via KDM
+If the services are misconfigured, you will NOT be able to login via TDM
 and/or unlock a locked screen!
 
 If there is ever any doubt about which PAM service a program was
 compiled with, it can be determined by examining the PAM-generated 
-entries in the system log associated with kdm logins or kscreensaver
+entries in the system log associated with tdm logins or kscreensaver
 authentication failures.
 
 
 PAM configuration files have four types of entries for each service:
 
-type		used by kdm		used by kscreensaver
+type		used by tdm		used by kscreensaver
 ----		-----------		--------------------
 auth		    x				x
 account		    x				
@@ -58,10 +58,10 @@ configuration files and PAM documentation on your system for guidance as
 to what entries to make.  If you call a PAM service that is not
 configured, the default action of PAM is likely to be denial of service.
 
-Note: kdm implements PAM "session" support, which is not implemented in
+Note: tdm implements PAM "session" support, which is not implemented in
 certain PAM-aware xdm's that it may be replacing (e.g., the Red Hat 
 Linux 5.x xdm did not implement it).  This may be configured to carry out 
-actions when a user opens or closes an kdm session, if a suitable PAM 
+actions when a user opens or closes an tdm session, if a suitable PAM 
 module is available (e.g., mount and unmount user-specific filesystems).
 
 Note 2: Screensavers typically only authenticate a user to allow her to