Le lun 04/08/2003 � 03:15, Ken Thompson a �crit : > I think something along this line is what I was trying to get accross.. I > wasn't at all emotional, just pointing out that many others don't like mdkkdm > and that I personally detest it. NO, the reason I detest it is not because I > can't log in as root automatically, I very seldom log in as root, BUT I want > the choice. There are times when logging in as root can make things much > simpler than trying to remember the CLI command for a given program and > having to Ctrl-Alt-F1, log in as root, init 3 and startx is way too much > trouble.. Simply being able to log out of KDE and relogin as what ever user > I choose, root or otherwise, is in my opinion a better way to use the > flexibility of Linux..
use su. But it's a good point. I set up several workstation and /home is an NFS share. So as during isntall I can't specify NFS share, I have to log with the user with a local account, and the only one is ... root. Or else I have to manually edit fstab or launch diskdrake in console ...
