Typeing password: live take you maximum 2 seconds. Writing this email to debian mailing list only to say that something is annoying took you more.
And yes man I agree with you. But I think it doesn't really matter at all. What is the real difference? There is much more more linux related important problems to solve. So maybe shut up and focus on something else to not to waste precious life time if you want to help anyway. Unless it's really important for you. For me not. Even I am trying to build my own Debian based Distro so for test purposes yes it's anoyying but try to also look at this that there are some Windoze users still in this Universe and they suppose to get use to Linux security and root, typing password etc. So they can you know get use to, practice typing fast their password a bit. And also I think that pure complain (some people call it opinion call it as you like for me it also doesn't really matter :D ) will not solve anything. So simply don't complain or propose solution. Greeting P.S. Sorry if this was too rude but well.. Enjoy life:D W dniu 25.05.2015 o 18:13, Massimo Cregut pisze: > > Hi, > > I downloaded Debian 8 live to test for implementation on production > systems. > > I find your decision to use a lock password for a live distro usless > and annoying. > > * Useless since being a well known password does not add any > security at all > > * Annoying since being live distros used mainly for test purposes, > it is a pain in the neck having to unlock the system every so often!!! > > I love debian and I kindly ask you to reconsider. > > Best regards, > > Max > > > > -- > *Massimo Cregut* > Via San Giorgio, 36 > CH-6834 Morbio Inferiore > Switzerland > [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> > > >
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