Waitaminnit ... Magic Banana said:
> Anyway you can get a root terminal if you wish:
>> $ sudo -i
That's nice to know, though I'd be scared to use it; that fifteen (or five)
minute rule is a good safeguard for us forgetful sudo-user folks.
> You can even get a root user if you really want to. Just give that user a
password:
>> $ sudo passwd root
How can that "root" password be any improvement, as there is no "admin" file,
and so "root" is just another user, as in "Charlie Root" ? Even with an
awesome password, a hacker would do just as well with sudo and my ordinary
password as with "root" and that awesome password, but my username and
password would be a whole lot easier to break.
That's not to be argumentative ... just pointing out that the legendary linux
security is at risk in Trisquel.
