Re: ubuntu install with accessibility?
Jack, in order to edit system files like grub.conf you have to run the program as sudo. For example,
"sudo nano grub.conf"
which would open grub.conf in the nano text editor and give you admin rights to modify the file. If you don't do this you can't obtain root/admin rights to grub.conf.
The root account is disabled in Ubuntu so that hackers and crackers can not gain admin access to your system remotely. Besides it is safer and smarter to never run your system as root and to perform admin tasks using sudo which means only one application will be run as super user at a time rather than the entire system.
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