I have converted the local Anglican Church Bishop to Linux: His Grace was
worried about pirated software being used on the diocese's computers, and I
pointed out to him the perfect answer: Avoid the Gates of Hell, run Linux ;-)
So I have now been volunteered to install Linux as the new computers' OS at
the Diocesan office.
Problem: one machine will be used by about fifteen parishes, each with a
Minister, a treasurer and a person responsible for thate parishe's magazine.
Or in other words, have to create about 45 user's accounts, each installed
with StarOffice.
I was thinking of creating one user "master" /home/user directory, and
making 45 copies of it, each with its owner's name;
Question:
Should this better be done before or after creating the users' accounts ?
TIA,
Ron the frog, on the banks of the Paraguay River.
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Procrastinate now
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