when I want to use the security system, I would surely appreciate that.
but at some point in learning linux, just like your life, you wouldn't
want to be distracted by security measures.
> I am truly puzzled by this. I enjoyed the convenience of having my
> "user" account (I back up my production files) for playing around and
> trying things in, knowing I wouldn't destroy the entire distribution if
> I did so. In fact, I even have a couple of "fake" users for some
> particular ways of experimenting. I find the security features freeing
> rather than restricting. I mean, how hard is it to type "su -" and
> enter a password?
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