Couldn't you chroot into your installed system from a livecd, and just
wipe out your user account, then just add another one?
HTH
Alex
On 4/24/10, Valdis wrote:
> As I know from my friends, they aren't paranoids and don't use
> login/password at
> all. Go System-Administration-Login screen and s
As I know from my friends, they aren't paranoids and don't use login/password at
all. Go System-Administration-Login screen and set log in as... user
automatically.
Probably the most reliable way is to reinstall Ubuntu on this USB again and set
autologin for it.
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Since I cannot get an accessible startup from the bootable Lucid usb key I
made, I deceaided
to have my partner do the install. When it finished, he restarted the machine
and logged in. He started orca
from the run dialogue, and went through talking setup. He chose to log out at
the end. I
